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period after iud
Hi,
I'm new onto this forum but it looks like a great place to ask questions and get great feedback. So I had my iud removed after having it in for 3 years, I had normal periods with it in, they were light but they were consistent in timing but after I had it removed I got my period in only 2 Weeks and it lasted for barely 3 days, that was strange and not normal for me, so my question is has anybody else had a strange period after removing an iud??
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I'm new onto this forum but it looks like a great place to ask questions and get great feedback. So I had my iud removed after having it in for 3 years, I had normal periods with it in, they were light but they were consistent in timing but after I had it removed I got my period in only 2 Weeks and it lasted for barely 3 days, that was strange and not normal for me, so my question is has anybody else had a strange period after removing an iud??
Thanks
Oh wow thank you for your post, sounds scary. I'm supposed to get my period any time now, kinda worried!
I had mines removed in April my daughter turned 5 may 6 2012.I was bleeding heavy periods for the month of April after the removal and may a month after the removal..by June I didn't have a period now it's September and I still haven't had one.I suffering from excessive weight gain I excercise twice a day for eight months and I'm not losing weight. My blog will tell u the rest but its been hell I had it in since 2007
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Hello,
If your periods were irregular before the IUD there are chances that they will be even after it is removed. Generally, with the copper IUD, regular cycles resume upon removal since there are no hormones in it. While after Mirena removal it may take some time for the body to adjust to the changing hormone levels and there may be menstrual irregularities. If your periods do not normalize within next few months then you should seek the opinion of a gynecologist. I hope it helps.
Best of luck and regards!
If your periods were irregular before the IUD there are chances that they will be even after it is removed. Generally, with the copper IUD, regular cycles resume upon removal since there are no hormones in it. While after Mirena removal it may take some time for the body to adjust to the changing hormone levels and there may be menstrual irregularities. If your periods do not normalize within next few months then you should seek the opinion of a gynecologist. I hope it helps.
Best of luck and regards!
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