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I had my daughter in March and after 6 weeks chose to get an iud. I started having pain from it so I went in last week & found out it wasn't in place. The doctor removed it and gave me birth control pills for after I start my period. He said I wasn't pregnant, based on the ultra sound which showed the iud in the wrong spot. Well I still haven't started my period, it's late. I took a test a few days ago and it was negative but still no period. I feel off & just different.
Anyone else had this experience? Could it just be a reaction to having it removed? It was non hormonal though.
Thanks!
Likely due to it being removed. It might take some time for your body to reset after having the iud removed.
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