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i took out my norplant before 6 months but still i can't be pregnant

Norplant is a contraceptive implant, consisting of six small plastic rods surgically placed under the skin of the upper arm for up to five years. Most women become pregnant soon after Norplant is removed, but the hormones in the device can exert an effect on your body for many months after removal.

If you are having normal periods since you stopped Norplant, this is a good sign. Many women who have never used any birth control drugs have difficulty becoming pregnant, but for women not using any contraceptive, over 90% will become pregnant after 12 months. You can use fertility awareness techniques to improve your chances of getting pregnant.

More information about Norplant can be found at this site at http://www.contracept.org/norplant.php

Bets of luck,
Dr. Williams

Monnica Williams, Ph.D.
Sex Education Advisor. www.MonnicaWilliams.com.

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