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Paraguard removed due to miss placement and being embedded in cervix
So I was having spotting after intercourse and went to Ob she removed my paraguard I had it 4 years it was embedded in my cervics so now a week and I am 3 days late for my cycle and have had back pain and cramping negative hpt on Tuesday evening I have also been nauseated but if I eat it gets better what is wrong with me
Thank you I will post more next week just ***** playing the waiting game but that's life thanks again!
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
If you were my patient, I would have to say that your symptoms certainly do mimic pregnancy, and I would repeat the test in a week unless you have a period. Sometimes severe PMS can mimic pregnancy too, and maybe related to the recent removal of the IUD.
Hope this helps!
Dr B
If you were my patient, I would have to say that your symptoms certainly do mimic pregnancy, and I would repeat the test in a week unless you have a period. Sometimes severe PMS can mimic pregnancy too, and maybe related to the recent removal of the IUD.
Hope this helps!
Dr B
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