Which of the following is a disadvantage of using contraceptive implants?
A)It may cause amenorrhea in women.
B)It has an extremely high failure rate.
C)It is unsuitable for women who wish to avoid estrogen-related side effects.
D)It is unsuitable for women who wish to conceive later in life.

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Contraceptive implants can cause changes in menstrual bleeding patterns, including amenorrhea (absence of menstruation), which may be considered a disadvantage for some women. The other options are not disadvantages of using contraceptive implants; in fact, the failure rate of implants is extremely low making it a highly effective form of contraception. It is also suitable for women who wish to avoid estrogen-related side effects as it does not contain estrogen. While it is a long-acting method, it is reversible, and the woman can conceive after removal.

Which of the Following Is a Disadvantage of Using Contraceptive