A form of hormonal birth control, administered through soft-plastic tubes that are implanted in a woman’s upper arm. Contraceptive implants provide birth control for up to 5 years after insertion.
A hormonal method of contraception involves the insertion of a long-acting progestogen drug beneath the skin in the upper arm. This contraceptive implant is composed of a small, flexible rod that gradually releases the drug into the bloodstream. It provides a continuous contraceptive effect for several years, offering a convenient and effective option for women seeking long-term contraception.