Implanon

As with most forms of women's contraception, Implanon comes with some side effects. Its insertion may cause skin irritation and bruising. It may also migrate from its original position, which makes removal more complicated. Minor side effects of the use of Implanon include acne, loss of libido, headaches, and vaginal dryness. Some women also experience irregular bleeding and spotting. Others gain weight. A few women developed ovarian cysts with the use of Implanon, which later disappeared without treatment. Should a women get pregnant, it is important to remove the Implanon so as not to affect the baby's development.