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I AM WANTING TO TAKE OUT THE DEVICE MIRENA THAT I HAVE HAD IN 2 YEARS BUT WORRIED ABOUT THE CRASH? I REALLY WANT TO HAVE ANOTHER CHILD AND AM TRYING TO FIND OUT THE BEST TIME AND METHOD TO TAKE IT OUT. I WORK ALOT SO CAN'T RISK FEELING WORSE THAN NORMAL, SINCE MIRENA ALREADY MAKES ME FEEL HORRIBLE. I AM SO READY TO RID THIS THING I JUST WANT TO TRY TO ENSURE PREGNANCY I ONLY HAVE ONE OVERY AND CAN'T RISK THE ONLY ONE I HAVE LEFT. HOPE SOMEONE HAS A OPINION OR ANSWER.
I pulled my own out after a shower when I was really relaxed. It was mid cycle and I had absolutely no pain. Removal bleeding started the next day and lasted for 4 days very, very heavy. Yes I was very grumpy on and off for two weeks but the benefits were wonderful. I concieved about 3 weeks after removal.
The best time to take the IUD out is the last day of menstruation. But you can do it safely any time.
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