birth control
"I had the Mirena inserted in December 2012. In August 2015, almost 3 years of no periods, no negative side effects at all, I started having severe cramps. My Mirena had migrated and was lodged in the side of my uterus, so i had to get a new one inserted. In January 2016, I had a positive pregnancy test and my IUD was missing (later found sideways in the top of my uterus). A week later, I had an ultrasound and was told I had miscarried. Although we did not want another child for another 2 years, having a miscarriage was one of the worst experiences ever, not to mention the pain and discomfort from have the Mirena moving. Mirena not only allowed me to get pregnant, it caused me extreme pain and caused me to miscarry."