Bangpo Hospital, Bangkok
Contraceptive Implant (type 3 years) - Bangpo General Hospital
Package Details
- Contraceptive Implant (type 3 years)
- Service time 1-2 hours
Remark : This price Includes doctor's fee and service fee
What is a contraceptive implant?
A contraceptive implant is a temporary method of birth control. It uses a small, 3-centimeter-long tube of hormones that is inserted under the skin, on the inside of the forearm. It takes about 3-10 minutes to insert and can be used for 3 years. The implant should be inserted within the first 7 days of the menstrual cycle, which is the most suitable time to use a contraceptive implant. The mechanism of pregnancy prevention is that the drug works by inhibiting ovulation, making the cervix thick and mucus-like, making it difficult for sperm to move into the uterine cavity. It also makes the uterine cavity thin, which is not suitable for embryo implantation. If you want to stop using contraception or switch to another method of birth control, you can remove the implant at any time. You can have children when your body returns to normal. Ovulation will return within 3 weeks.
Advantages of contraceptive implants
- 99.9% pregnancy prevention
- The implant helps reduce menstrual pain and heavy menstruation.
- No need to worry about pregnancy or forgetting to take birth control pills.
- It can be used by breastfeeding women without affecting the quantity and quality of breast milk. When you stop using the contraceptive implant, you will be able to return to fertility quickly.
Note
- The package price does not include the cost of take-home pills and pregnancy test fees.
- The implant can be inserted within the first 5 days of your period or 4-6 weeks after delivery.
- Immediately after a natural miscarriage or 2-3 weeks after.
Hospital Information
- 95 Pracharat Sai 2 Road, Bang Sue Subdistrict, Bang Sue District, Bangkok 10800
- MRT Blue Line, get off at Bang Pho Station (Exit 2A), walk from sky walk, 250 m.
- Map https://maps.app.goo.gl/KjhGQt7KXbyXnHHJ6
- Park at the hospital parking building
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