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Hi i had the merina coil removed 2 weeks ago since then i have not had a period how long will this take? i am also trying to get pregnant.
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I had my mirena removed December 14 and got my first normal period january 21st. We are also trying to get pregnant and I believe I am ovulating now so I'm praying we conceive this month. Don't stress out it will come, my dr said it could take months. Good luck to you and I hope things go well for you....I know how stressful it can be when you want to get pregnant, it just can't happen fast enough. I will keep you in my prayers
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First off it can take a healthy couple up to 18 months to conceive, also there are many things that you can do to TTC (Try To Conceive) for instance you can chart your basal body temp at the same time each day to detect when you will ovulate, check your CM (Cervical Mucus), use OPK's (Ovulation Predictor Test) they also tell you when you ovulate, if you don't want to spend a lot of money on them you can always buy the tests at the dollar store. Also after I had my IUD removed in July 2009 I tried almost everything imaginable, such as keeping my legs up for 30min after baby dancing to make sure that no sperm got out, stayed on the bottom, since I read that if the women's on top more sperm will come out, etc. But after 6 1/2 months of trying and no luck I read about a product called pre-seed found at babyhopes.com, it's suppose to be the only lubricant safe for sperm, and it also helps get the sperm where it needs to go, I thought I might as well get it since I had nothing else to lose, and I was going on 7 months of TTC. So that month I used my OPK's and got a positive one on January 6th, 2010, my husband and I baby danced late that night using the pre-seed, and then early morning of the 7th. I finally got my BFP (Big Fat Positive) on January 19th, 2010. So I recommend this product to EVERYONE, since I really think that this is what gave me my BFP!

Also I had my IUD (Mirena) inserted on June 13, 2007 after I had my first son and had it removed on July 2, 2009, it took me 39 days before I got my first period, and I know some women who it's taken 90+ days to receive their first period. Your body's just trying to get back to normal, I know how frustrating it can be while your sitting in lingo, not sure weather your pregnant or when your first period will show up, but try to be patient it will happen when the time is right! Also your body will play tricks on you after the removal that make you think that your pregnant, I myself went through these, and boy are they not fun, especially since period and pregnancy symptoms are so similar. Most women will agree that the bleeding after removal is just removal bleeding not a period. Also I know a very few women who have gotten pregnant right away after removal, so anything is possible, but most Dr's will advise you to wait at least one cycle so that your uterus lining is thick to hold the baby. It took me almost 7 months till I finally got my BFP (Big Fat Positive). Also I would start taking prenatal vitamins ASAP, my Dr told me to start taking them 3 months prior to conceiving to make sure that your body is ready to go. I now have a healthy 4 month old baby boy. Good luck and hope this helps!
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It's different for everyone.  I had mine removed in April and got a period right away due to withdrawal from the hormone in Mirena.  I then had another one about 2 weeks later which seemed to last a long time.  If you don't start soon, I would ask the doctor to help you out with getting it jumpstarted.  They can prescribe something that will help.
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