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Brown And Red Discharge During Periods. On Contraceptive Implant. History Of Normal Periods, Minor Increase In WBC Count. Concerning?

hello I hope you can help but I have the contraceptive implant and my periods have always been a little up and down but nothing major, i have recently been told my white blood cells are a little above what they should be but there slowly coming back to normal for some reason this period started off as a brown colour for 3 days then went red for 2 days and now its been brown again for 4 days im just a little worried on what it can be?
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Hello
thanks for your query.
IMplant would not affect the WBC count.
Raised WBC count indicates an infection somewhere in the body, and unless accompanied by symptoms, you have no cause of worry.
Also the abnormal period could be because of the implant.
Anxiety, stress, hypothyroidism, weight changes and polycystic ovaries could also be responsible.
Please consult a gynecologist.
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Brown And Red Discharge During Periods. On Contraceptive Implant. History Of Normal Periods, Minor Increase In WBC Count. Concerning?

Hello thanks for your query. IMplant would not affect the WBC count. Raised WBC count indicates an infection somewhere in the body, and unless accompanied by symptoms, you have no cause of worry. Also the abnormal period could be because of the implant. Anxiety, stress, hypothyroidism, weight changes and polycystic ovaries could also be responsible. Please consult a gynecologist.