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Family planning implants do i need to go to gynecologist or a general doctor?
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Implants for bc ?'s : Implants are usually progesterone derivatives for birth control, and gyn physicians are more practiced in doing these, and providing pro's and con's of using same.
Answered 8/9/2019
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