Jadelle Implant

Overview

Jadelle Implant is a long acting reversible contraceptive (LARC) that provides protection against pregnancy for up to five years. It consists of two small flexible rods that are inserted under the skin of the upper arm. These rods release a progestin hormone called levonorgestrel, which helps prevent pregnancy by stopping ovulation, thickening cervical mucus, and thinning the uterine lining. The Jadelle birth control implant is a convenient option for women who want a reliable, hassle-free and long term contraceptive solution.

Why is Jadelle Implant Required?

The Jadelle contraceptive implant is used by women who:

Want long term birth control without daily pills or frequent doctor visits.

Prefer a hormonal contraceptive with minimal maintenance.

Are looking for a reversible birth control method that can be removed anytime.

Need an effective alternative to traditional birth control methods.

Have difficulty remembering to take daily contraceptive pills.

Key Advantages of Jadelle Implant

• Long Lasting Protection: Prevents pregnancy for up to five years.
• High Effectiveness: Over 99% success rate in preventing pregnancy.
• Reversible: Fertility returns quickly after removal.
• No Daily Routine: No need to remember pills or use other methods.
• Discreet & Convenient: Small size and implanted under the skin, making it nearly invisible.
• Safe for Breastfeeding Mothers: Can be used after childbirth.
• Hormone Based: Works without interfering with sexual activity.

How Should You Prepare Before Taking Jadelle Implant Treatment?

Before Jadelle implant insertion, doctor will:

Conduct a medical evaluation to ensure the implant is suitable for you.

Check for allergies or existing medical conditions that may affect the treatment.

Discuss any possible side effects of Jadelle implant.

Provide guidance on the best time for Jadelle implant insertion (typically during the first few days of the menstrual cycle).

How is Jadelle Implant Performed?

• Preparation: The doctor cleans the upper arm and applies a local anesthetic to numb the area.
• Insertion: Using a small needle like applicator, the implanted contraceptive device is placed under the skin.
• Completion: The procedure takes only a few minutes and a bandage is applied to cover the site.
• Recovery: Patients can resume normal activities but should avoid heavy lifting for a few days.

What to Expect?

1. Before the Procedure

A consultation with your doctor to discuss benefits, risks and expectations.

A physical exam and possibly some tests.

2. During the Procedure

The procedure is quick and done in a clinic setting.

You may feel slight pressure but no pain due to local anesthesia.

3. After the Procedure

You may experience mild swelling or bruising which subsides in a few days.

The implant starts working immediately if inserted during the first five days of your period.

Your doctor will guide you on how to check if the implant is in place.

Risks and Potential Complications

Like any medical procedure, the Jadelle implant may have some side effects, including:

Irregular bleeding or spotting, especially in the first few months.

Headaches, dizziness, or nausea.

Weight changes due to hormonal effects.

Mood swings or depression in some cases.

Possible allergic reactions at the insertion site.

Jadelle implant removal may be required if side effects persist.

Results/Outcomes

The Jadelle contraceptive implant is highly effective in preventing pregnancy.

Once removed, fertility returns quickly allowing women to conceive if desired.

Many women experience lighter periods or even no periods after using the implant.