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Hello , I have a question and I need some input of people who might have or are there in my position. I am a 28 year old female and I have been on mirena for abit over a year. I chose it after I gave birth to my son, my only child. Well since I am on birth control I figured I did not need to worry about that. Since I have been on mirena I had my period twice , and very light. Well when I do it is on the 11 th of the month. I last bled in april. For the past week or so things have changed. I have had short yet painful sharp pains in my right side (prev ectopic in my left side and ovary etc was removed) and the whole butterflies feeling and extreme exhaustion. I will be testing on Friday and will let everybody know If I am not.
But I need to know if anybody has been on Mirena and had a pregnancy, miscarriage while on mirena or had a healthy baby on mirena. Please let me know thanks.
mandy
Mirena is new, so info on it is limited. However, it is also hormonal, and it's common for it to lessen your menstral cycles. If you think you're pregnant, or are having side effects from the device, I would skip the test and go straight to the doc. I had an IUD that punctured my uterus. But I never got pregnant while on it.
Good luck!
Stay healthy and keep up with the appointments. And don't be surprised if you read about your full-term IUD pregnancy in a medical journal. I'm sure you'll make it just fine, and that is a miracle!
Good luck!
Thanks, I had an ectopic on my left side in 2003 and lost all stuff to make a baby on that side. I have my right side left and if I have an ectopic on that side chances are I will never have another baby.I do have one son but another child would be nice.
It'll be okay. If you get a negative Saturday, plan to call your doc on Monday. Since you're having a pregnancy scare, the main thing you want to check is if your IUD is in place.
There was a small handful of times that I had similar symptoms to pregnancy, but that was few and far between. One time, I was scared to the point that I took a home test.
After the first 6 months on the 1st one, my period went away unless I was truly stressed. So maybe I would see it once or twice a year. Loved it! Saved money on products, too! Woo hoo!
Now my second one since April 2008; also I have had a light monthly period the entire time I have been on #2 and have had experienced a handful of times as well of similar symptoms of preggo. I must also say after the 2nd one, the experience was different. I was really cranky for months. I think it was 2 months later after getting the replacement that I connected the dots....The string on the 2nd one seems to poke/ annoy the penise more than the 1st.
I've been with the same man for over 4 yrs and we can get really crazy, sometimes really rough during sex, so after 4 yrs and growing in my being a proud user of Mirena.
Despite the difference in experience between the two, I'd sign up for the 3rd one, when it's time. I'm currently 37 with 1 8 yr old child.
I hope this helps someone, even ones not registered on this board.
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