My gynecologist recommended it to me right away because I knew I would not be breastfeeding.
Does Mariangela’s story sound familiar? Since the progestin-only pill has a minimal effect on the coagulation system, it can be used by women who don’t intend to breastfeed postpartum, with no increase in the risk of venous thromboembolism, stroke or heart attack.
To find out when the best time to start is, talk to your gynecologist.
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.
