Trending mis/disinformation: “Emotional Rollercoaster After Nexplanon Removal”

This trending TikTok video is not backed by the evidence and promotes misinformation.
@kiley2058

I was so emotional and I wasn’t crying bc I was in pain. Like I literally could not talk or listen to music without crying and it lasted like 4 hours. I do not recommend. 😭😭😂 my hormones were all over the place. #nexplanon #bc #birthcontrol #gonewrong #no #bad #emotional #funny #crying #throwaway #future #sad #relatable

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Using a personal experience with Nexplanon as universal evidence

Summary
A creator shares a deeply emotional personal story of mood swings and crying spells while using Nexplanon, urging others to avoid the method. Posts like this illustrate how emotional storytelling—and heavy use of emojis and expressive tone—can drive distrust of hormonal contraception. While mood changes are real for some users, single experiences don’t represent overall evidence, which shows that most people tolerate the implant well.


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