What happens if your pregnant and have implanon?

I'm sorry but your doctor is really dumb. You've missed 3 periods, that is reason for a pregnancy test. Since your last period was 3 months ago and you had it after you got off the pill, it is very very likely that you are pregnant. no form of birth control is 100% besides abstinance which is not having sex at all. This far along, any pregnancy test should be able to give you a positive if you are pregnant so get a hpt. If you are, I'm sure you'll have a thing or two to say to that doctor and get a new one.

Contraindications/Warnings

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Contraindications

Precautions

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■breast cancer, family history of; monitoring recommended (Implanon(R)) [3]

■contact lens use; may cause visual changes or decrease lens tolerance [3][1]

■complications of insertion and removal; should be inserted subdermally and palpated immediately after insertion; deep insertions may lead to difficult or impossible removals [1]; pain, paresthesias, bleeding, hematoma, scarring, or infection may occur upon insertion/removal [3]

■depression; exacerbation may occur [1]; removal may be required [3]

■diabetes (including prediabetic women); glucose tolerance may be impaired; monitoring recommended [3][1]

■ectopic pregnancy may occur [3][1]

■fertility is rapid following removal; continue routine contraception [3][1]

■fluid retention may occur; monitoring recommended in women with conditions that might be aggravated by fluid retention [3][1]

■gallbladder disease may occur [3][1]

■hepatic dysfunction may occur; remove implant if jaundice develops [3][1]

■hyperlipidemia; may increase LDL levels [1]; monitoring recommended [3]

■hypertension may occur; monitoring recommended in women with hypertension or hypertension-related diseases; removal may be necessary [3][1]

■immobilization due to surgery or illness; increased risk of blood clot formation; consider removal of implant [3][1]

■menstrual bleeding abnormalities, including breakthrough bleeding, spotting, and amenorrhea, may occur [3][1]

■ovarian cysts may occur [3][1]

■postpartum period; increased risk of thromboembolism, initiate no sooner than 21 days after delivery [3][1]

■renal disease, history of [3][1]

■retinal vein thrombosis may occur; evaluate immediately if unexplained loss of vision, proptosis, diplopia, papilledema, or retinal vascular lesions develop [3]

■thromboembolic events, serious, including pulmonary embolism (some fatal), stroke, deep vein thrombosis, and myocardial infarction, have been reported with the non-radiopaque implant (Implanon(R)); removal recommended if thrombosis occurs [3][1]

■report suspected adverse reactions to the US Food and Drug Administration at 1-800-FDA-1088 or www.fda.gov/medwatch [3][1]

Pregnancy Category

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■Fetal risk cannot be ruled out. (TH)

that is actually a pretty tame warning

Im sure they would have took action if pregnancy was something to worry about.