Brief Answer: Doesn't sound like implanon Detailed Answer: Hi, Thanks for your query. The symptoms that you describe do not sound like they could all originate from a nerve that are accessible at the time of nexalon insertion. Rather this sounds more like a radiculopathy. the source would originate from a major nerve much closer to the spine. I am concerned about your symptoms and worried there may be compression of one of the neck nerves from a herniated desk. I would strongly recommend that you see a neurologist. Muscle testing and imaging of the disks in the neck are important. If this does represent compression it will be important to release the pressure on the nerve in order to preserve function. This is an emergency situation. if you cannot get an appointment within 24 hours or if your symptoms get ANY worse it is so important for you see the neurologist I suggest you go to the nearest emergency room, preferably one associated with specialists or able to transfer you to one that is. I would encourage you to let go of the idea that it's related to your Implanon. Should the placement of you Implanon result in a nerve problem it would have occurred immediately. If you can palpate your device this is further reassurance. The Internet is a wonderful thing though its utility in answering a specific medical question is very limited. That's why we're here. I hope this answer helps. I hope you're feeling better soon.

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