**MIRENA IUD*** Please Read!!?

Hello.

I got my Mirena IUD Removed on May 8th.
My first menstral cycle came on May 11th.

My second cycle was due on June 7th.
And my third on July 4th.

The 2nd and 3rd cycles have not come!

I have an ob-gyn appt on Tuesday.
She told me that my period should go back to normal immediately.

I have taken urine pregnancy tests at home (2 of them) and they come out negative. However, I have been pregnant twice before (#1 miscarriage & #2 my daughter) and never have I shown on a urine test.

I have symptoms such as, sore breast (not to much anymore though), heart burn, dizzy & faint feeling, naseous (not vomitting though), tired, and my appetite ranges from starving to not hungry at all.

Has this happened to you?
Any delay in your period after removal of the IUD?

Thanks.

Answer:
If you truely are concerned about being pregnant, and you have never been positive thru a urine test, I would recommend going to your doctor and having a blood test.

However, removing your mirena is removing a device which gave hormones directly thru your cervix, so you may get hormones with the changing of your cycles, which may explain the sore breasts. All woman react differently to the removal, and just because the doctor said it should be normal immediately, doesnt mean all woman are. Were you normal/regular to begin with?

With all of that aside, if you truely think you are pregnant, or are worried about your cycle not returning to normal immediately, then go see your doctor!

Good luck! ;-)
Now that you're using Mirena intrauterine contraceptive’s (IUC) hassle-free protection, you can think about the moment, not your birth control method. And you can have peace of mind knowing that you're using a hassle-free birth control method that prevents pregnancy for up to 5 years (or less, if you choose).1

99.9% Effective
Since Mirena works entirely on its own, now that it’s in place there’s nothing you have to do2. Unlike other methods, it doesn’t rely on your using it regularly and properly to be effective.


Mirena 99.9% | The Pill 92% | Patch/Ring 92% | Condoms 85%
Method effectiveness with typical use3

Extra Benefits You're Receiving From Mirena

Provides lower and steadier hormones than the Pill
Won’t cause significant weight gain4
Easy for your healthcare professional to replace at the end of 5 years (or less, if you choose)
May also shorten, lighten or even eliminate your periods—after one year of use, there may be up to a 90% reduction in menstrual bleeding, and 20% of Mirena users had no bleeding or spotting at all

Safe, Easy Removal With a Quick Return to Fertility1

You decide when you want to try to become pregnant
Unlike surgery, Mirena lets you keep your birth control options open (25% of women who have tubal ligation regret the decision later)

Rest Easy With Proven Safety

Used successfully by more than 8 million women worldwide over the past 16 years
FDA-approved
9 out of 10 women who use Mirena would recommend it to their friends

Side Effects Almost Always Decrease Over Time
Side effects with Mirena are most common during the first three months after insertion and decrease over time.

Percentage of Women Reporting Side Effects During the First Three Months and Fifth Year of Use
SIDE EFFECTS AT 3 MONTHS AT 5 YEARS
Lower abdominal pain (cramping) 10.5% 2.0%
Acne or other skin problems 3.5% 1.8%
Back pain 3.1% 1.0%
Breast tenderness 3.1% 1.0%
Headache 2.8% 1.6%
Mood changes 2.5% Less than 1.0%

Hope this helps you out and good luck.

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