I don't tolerate estrogen, and I also don't want to take a pill every day.
Are you also worried about this like Enrica? The subdermal implant does not contain estrogen, but only the progestin etonogestrel. It has the same mechanism of action as the progestin-only pill, but has the advantage of providing long-term contraception for 3 years. Once implanted, there is no need to remember to take a pill every day. It is recommended in all situations where you are not able or willing to use estrogen.
I read in a magazine that this is a better method to use than others in this case.
Is there a specific moment in which it must be inserted? Or can you insert it whenever you want?
Help…. how long does the insertion take... and what if it moves places? Is this possible?
Since the effect lasts for such a long period of time, I'm afraid that it will lose its effectiveness over time.
