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IUD question
I'm thinking about having my Mirena IUD removed due to headaches and neck pain. I had my first IUD in 2006 and kept in until it was removed in 2014 and a new one placed the same day. I started having neck pain and headaches in 2012. I had a cervical rhizotomy for bilateral nerve pain in 2013 and 2014. I take Cymbalta for nerve pain and am scheduled for another rhizotomy in March. Do you think this could be from the Mirena? I also had a spontaneous spleen rupture in 2011 still can find no cause for that. I've read several case studies where having Mirena removed, cured several problems. Anyone have any thoughts on this?
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