Technically, no period should mean that the Implanon is doing it's job and you're not ovulating, but ja, I'd go with the 14 days just in case.
Technically, no period should mean that the Implanon is doing it's job and you're not ovulating, but ja, I'd go with the 14 days just in case.
Right - so around next Thurs is the big morning ...... will let you know
I fell pregnant with DS while on the pill (we were going off in the new year anyway, found out on NYE lol) and was breastfeeding my 10mth old when I feel pg with DD, so neither the pill or breastfeeding prevented me getting pg. I would test, if you need peace of mind. Hope whatever the outcome its what you want.
We were starting to think about heading overseas next July which is why I'm not sure we're ready for another one - but I wouldn't mind either way (was probably going off birth control next year anyway)
I fell pregnant with DS and DD1 whilst on the pill and conceived a bubba that sadly wasnt sticky whilst I had the implanon in and that was 12 months after i got it in and wasnt on any medications at all so i would def test ... as for a time frame maybe do one in 14 days then another 14 days after if you cant wait that long that way you've covered the month
Well I caved a little early - yesterday and tested - BFN but as I was waiting for the result I read the instructions a bit more clearly for this test - a digital one that also predicts how many weeks pg you are (ClearBlue digital with conception indicator)- and read that if you have no idea when your period is due they recommend "testing not less than 19 days after the last time you had unprotected sex". So I guess that means I test with the other one next Tuesday to check which is about 19 days. (I'm not quite addicted to POAS syndrome but ....)
It took me a while (too early in the morning LOL) to work out that the instructions meant test at 19 days or later after BDing
still BFN this morning so I guess it's not happening for a while then here (although I might go and get another test to test with next week to be really really sure)
Each time I have had implanon inserted, I have never gotten a single period. It is a very common side effect of the implant. The only cases of people being pregnant while on implanon, have occurred because they were already pregnant 'before' having it inserted - they were just unaware of that at the time because it was too early to show on a HTP. Implanon is a very effective contraceptive.
I'm just making sure I'm not at the moment but we forgot to use extra protection just after I finished some antibiotics that I was prescribed so I have no idea where in my cycle I might have been if I didn't have the implant (although still BFing may also impact that too) - and I like POAS syndrome![]()
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