What if I get the implant and I don’t like it?
Depending on what you don’t like, it’s possible that it might get better within a few months. If you’re comfortable waiting, you can see if things improve or talk to a health care provider to see if they can help manage side effects, like bleeding. But if you really hate it, you can get it removed at any time, for any reason. You just need to make an appointment.
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