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PREGNANCY AND IUDS
this is SERIOUS!! i had my son 8 months ago and i got the IUD inserted. Now im having symptoms like being extremely tired, body aches, some dizziness, slight nausea, cramping. and now feel movement in my belly, it could just be my stomach?? i have had a period since i got Mirena put in which was 6 weeks after my son was born. Could i be pregnant?????? am i in denial??? i want to find out but if im not i would feel dumb feeling like i was. Anyone who is able to answer it would greatly apprecitated!!!!!!
I have not had an Iud but I was on the pill it made me feel the same exact way my doc says its normal for women to feel that way.. Depending on rx b.c does give you more hormones & have the tendency of givin us the nausea cramping & the famous "movement" but every so u should take a test to make sure
I had my IUD in for 3 years and never had a Dr. check, I got it removed July 30 and got pregnant 12 days later so NO the IUD will not become "part of your body!"
i have my iud for a little over a year...and i am having exactly the same symptoms its really scaring me. i have even thought abt taking it out bc im haven movement in my stomach and every once in awhile dizzy with nausea and cramping.......i took a pregnancy test and it said NO i was told it was VERY hard to get pregnant with iud but after reading this it seems not.....i also heard if u dnt get a checkup every six months they wont be able to take it out bc it will be part of your body!!!
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