I call for a long permanent status (3 years) contraceptive?

I heard they are only if you've already had kids?

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The IUD would be best for you then, as like the person above me say, you can have it removed at any time, and you don't have to worry more or less forgetting about it.

you should confer to your doc about the mirena IUD. its got a low amount of hormones and last up to 5 years. to endow with you an idea about it ill share my story....

they usually recommend it if youve already be pregnant, but i wasnt. i told my doc i wanted it anyway. the only set back more or less having that small uterus is that after insertion i would cramp more than usual...

its a T shapped piece of plastic with a long string attached. they insert it into the uterus and it sits on top of your cervix. when i have it put in i had really heavy period and bad cramping for my first 3 normal period date, after that my body was used to it and i stopped with a period adjectives together. it worked wonders for me! the only thing is that i had to own the string shortened because my boyfriend could feel it poke him. but it was easy to adjust. it be a wee bit uncomfortable to put in but really just feel like getting a pap smear. having it taken out didnt hurt a bit! felt resembling taking out a tampon.

i had mine taken out after four years so i could conceive, and believe me it didnt interfere with that at all! lol, inwardly 2 weeks i was pregnant. :)

you should research it. i know when im done having kids i will surely get it again. its verbs free!

IMPLANON is a smaladjectivesthin, implantable hormonal contraceptive that is effective for up to three years

IUD lasts 5 years but you can take it out at any time you want kids or they own a lil thing they insert under ur skin that lasts 3 years

Implanon would be reliable for you then- it is effective for 3 years.
It is a single-rod long acting reversible hormonal contraceptive subdermal implant that is inserted a short time ago under the skin of a woman's upper arm. The 4 cm by 2 mm Implanon rod contains 68 milligrams of the gonane progestin etonogestrel which is released over a three year period (it is about the size of a match-stick)
Within a few days of have Implanon removed the hormones released by Implanon will have left the body. The chances of becoming pregnant should be one and the same as they were before using Implanon.

All the information you will need are on these websites:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Implanon
http://www.implanon-usa.com/Consumer/ind…

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