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Long-term contraception: Implanon experiences in Women's Health ·
Nancy Morris5 said:If Mirena is only for women who’ve already had kids, then it’s clearly not for me.🤣
Mine is private too, but I don't care—he just pushed some pills on me. And he wasn't exactly thrilled that I'm not on board with his little solution.
Well, I guess I'll just have to insist on it.😁

I had the Mirena inserted four years before I even thought about having kids. It’s not like your standard IUD—you don't need to have gone through childbirth just to get one. 🙂 I ended up getting pregnant four months after my procedure. Honestly, the whole experience was actually pretty good.

If Ginić won't help you out with that, just reach out to Dr. Vesna Harni over at the Harni Clinic. She’s honestly fantastic. She'll walk you through everything you need to know. 🙂

I'm ordering from the pharmacy near Dolac Market. They told me the price is around... $600.
Long-term contraception: Implanon experiences in Women's Health ·
Then Implanon or Mirena would be perfect for you 🙂 My OB-GYN is totally clueless about that stuff too, which is why I ended up seeing a specialist at a private clinic 🙂
Long-term contraception: Implanon experiences in Women's Health ·
Honestly, it’s a better option than the pill. It doesn't have estrogen, which can be linked to reproductive cancers in women. People claim modern pills have tiny amounts of estrogen, but I don't buy it—I had benign breast tumors that stopped growing once I quit taking them. Implanon just releases progesterone into your system over three years. Usually, periods start out irregular or light and then eventually stop altogether. I used Mirena before, so I'm already familiar with this kind of thing. Supposedly, the side effects are minimal and mostly just at the start, pretty much like the pill. I need to try it first before I know for sure.🙂With the Mirena, I didn't have any side effects at all, and I got pregnant four months after having it removed.
Long-term contraception: Implanon experiences in Women's Health ·
They’re telling me around $667 here in my town, but I need a doctor's note first since it’s being shipped from the USA... Haven't checked in with anyone in Washington, D.C. yet, but I'm assuming there isn't much difference...
Long-term contraception: Implanon experiences in Women's Health ·
jadetrucker73 said:Anyone heard anything about when this will be available here in the States?

Just pick up the Implanon at a local pharmacy. Not sure on the exact price, they're getting back to me today. Once you have it, just head over to the Harni Clinic in a suburb outside DC to get it put in. It’s $73 🙂
Total Despair in Perfect Conditions in Psychology & Therapy ·
Like I said, everyone’s got their own thing 🙂 the point is, just trying stuff out... and grabbing a handful of pills and sticking a finger in your ear isn't always the smartest move. Not just talking to hear myself talk, either—I'm speaking from experience 🙂
Total Despair in Perfect Conditions in Psychology & Therapy ·
I wouldn't recommend psychiatrists. Every experience I’ve had is the same: they slap a diagnosis on you immediately and pump you full of pills until you're walking around like a zombie, completely disconnected from reality. Alternative medicine worked wonders for me—meditation, Reiki, bioenergy... I'm even looking into homeopathy and psychotherapy right now. It seems like a solid path 😁 and you have to work on yourself... read, research, experiment... You can't just let yourself sink into that state of despair and helplessness. That's a downward spiral. You need to snap out of it and find a way to heal—if that's what you want to call it—that actually works for you. Nobody is going to wave a magic wand and hand you a perfect recipe. This is a lifelong grind with its own ups and downs. Don't hide this from the people you love. You need someone you can lean on and vent to whenever life gets heavy. Don't isolate yourself. And remember, the goal isn't just keeping your head above water to survive; it's learning how to walk on water 😉 and fighting through this is exactly that... a small miracle 🙂