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is No sex drive after Mirena removal normal?
I had my Mirena in for 7 years. Loved it, no pregnancies, no periods, cramps and pms pretty normal. Now I’m having a problem. I don’t have any sex drive. And when I try to do the deed I’m right at that point of getting off but it’s just not “going” if you will. It’s been over a month since I got it out. Maybe because my body was used to those hormones? Am I not producing enough naturally? Anything I’ve tried looking up about hormones talks about menopause but I’m only 27. I just want to know if anyone else had this problem.
No, you probably have a lot of "blood" flow in the area that's making it large. I would think that it's normal.
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Kjb413407 please disregard my answer. I thought I was answering anothers question and some how I answered your by mistake...sorry!
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Ugh, ya. It's probably related. Our hormones can affect libido (ever notice that certain times of your cycle you are more into it than others? that's hormones working your libido). Just wait for things to regulate. It does take a lot of women 2 to 3 months to get regular again. Long time to wait. sorry!
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