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Which is most likely to cause amennorhia, the mini pill, the skyla iud, or the nexplanon implant?

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IUD and Nexplanon: The Sykla IUD and the Nexplanon may cause a decrease in your menses and may induce amenorrhea.

Answered 6/1/2015

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