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Pregnancy on Mirena???

I got my Mirena put in late January of this year. I took pregnancy tests in February and march just in-case and both came up negative. since April or so no matter how much dieting and exercise i do my belly continues to grow. I have a hard time breathing (the bigger my belly gets the harder it is). I am constantly tired, I have what can only be explained as hot flashes. There are days I swear something is moving in my belly and the heartburn is uncontrollable. Aside from the fact that I'm not nauseous, everything I'm experiencing I went through while I was pregnant with my first two. Including people walking up to me in stores asking if its a boy or girl, due to my belly being so big. I'm scared to take a test because I will feel like I'm going crazy when it comes up negative, but if it does come up negative why am I "feeling" pregnant if I'm not.
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Also of mirena perforates your uterus there will be swelling and discomfort. Mirena almost killed me so I suggest seeing a doctor ASAP
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Id suggest going to see your Dr. and getting checked out. Its possible to have negative at home tests and still be pregnant. Take a test, then go see your Dr. regardless of the result. Even if yoir not pregnant you should figure out why your having shortness of breath and weight gain. It could be an. underlying problem you dont know about. Good luck
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