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2093372 tn?1473257954

Help Trying to convieve after Mirena removal.

I am a newbie at this. I had the Mirena put in after my daughter was born Oct 15 08. I had it put in at my six week check up and I had it took out Feb-2-12. I spotted when they first put it in but after that I never had a period. I kinda spotter the day I had it took out but about two weeks after I bleed and had some blood clots for about a week or so. Me and my husband had sex about a week ago or so. I started bleeding on 3-24-12 it was a little heavy but by the end of 3-25-12 it stopped. Today when I went to the bathroom and whiped it was like a brown slimmy mucas. I have took two pregnantice test and both where negative. I have been wanting fruit and have had a little nausea not that bad which with my other kids I really didn't have nausea. Could I be pregnant and how long do I need to wait to take another test.
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I had my mirena for 8 months before I decided to have another child.  One month after having it taken out I got pregnant with my second baby boy.  So id wait a little while longer and then take a test again.  
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1078034 tn?1351089685
i had my mirena iud removed jan 13th 2012 and still waiting, i heard it can take up to 6 months after removal sometimes longer. best of luck to you. i would wait til you miss a period for sure.  
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2093372 tn?1473257954
Thank you.
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