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Mirena Coil removal - mood crash
(69 Posts)Hi,
Has anyone had problems once their coil has been removed?
I got mine out 8 days ago after it being in for 6mths. Was constantly tired, spotty, headachey, nervous, depressed anxious, no sex drive...etc.
2 days after removal i was spotting. 4 days after I got a feeling like i was going to faint and be sick and this continued for 2hrs. Husband took me to a&e as i hyperventilated (didn't know this at the time) and brought on pins and needles in my arms and legs.
I have been so down then my period started properly on the saturday, full swing on sunday, but my mood is like a roundabout stops and starts very quickly and my tummy feels weird. Am used to having pms and cramps with my period, but this feels weird and it's horrible.
When will i feel normal, how do I know when I ovulate and will that make me feel better?
Any thoughts would be great!
Bump for you.
Have had Mirena removed and another fitted a few weeks later, but not experienced anything like your problems after removal, sorry.
I've heard that a 'crash' is common after having the mirena removed - not sure how long it'll take you to feel normal again though because I think that varies from woman to woman. I had mine in for 4 years, and gradually felt better over several months once my cycle got back to normal and the side effects cleared. Sorry not to have been more helpful, but at least this keeps the thread bumped! Hope you feel better soon
not sure,but will watch as am having mirena removed soon
[hopes no crash of mood]
Not sure either (sorry) but having mine out too because the side effects are awful. Don't actually think I can feel much worse than with it in.
Hope you feel better soon.
I have had mine taken out - no side effects other than the period from hell this weekend.
I had mine taken out and had similar mood crash but have only just realised what this was after reading this thread! Happy to say now feel much better 2 months later. Skin looks great (hoorah), sex drive finally back (DH v. happy) and in general life is good - hang on in there.
Thank you ladies...i feel so much better today 9 days after the 'devil' has been removed! :0
Still on a period that has turned light (i hope), but the doctors and the hospital have said the coil cannot possibly cause this 'malfunction' but after googling it up, thousands of women, who describe their after effects upon removal so graphically (half of them are me!), cannot possibly be wrong!
To chaotica, just be aware of the 'crash' and if you can manage this you'll be fine! good luck
To christmasmum, thank you thank you for your post...my libido has returned, but unfortunately am not in a position to act on instinct yet...hopefully soon!
Just had mine removed today! WooHooo!!
Have had 2 in last 10 yrs -
Dh had vasectomy & been given all clear. Heres to no more artificial hormones!! Woop Woop!!
Just mild stomach cramps at mo but must admit feel v,v tired! Not sure if thats connected but will keep checking and will be interested in anyone elses symptoms that i need to look out for
Feel so much better just reading everyone elses experience of the Mirena coil...! Thought I was going mad I had mine fitted around 12 months ago for nightmare heavy periods but I am permanently angry, dont feel like socialising, my hairs falling out, I get regular headaches and have no libido, and have put on about a stone and have gone up 2 bra sizes - all very alien to me. Now having read others experiences I have an appointment to get checked out. But do I want to go back to heavy periods Did anyone else have one fitted for heavy periods and have it removed? Just wondering if the heavy periods come back or are cured?
Hi, I had the MC fitted for heavy periods, after being talked out of having a hysterectomy, but had it removed 6mths later due to horrendous side effects.
I'm on the 1st day of 1st period since removal and I'm afraid to say it's hell, severe stomach cramps and the bleeding?....Well!!!
I've got a hospital appointment to discuss a hysterectomy this Friday, so will see how I get on.
I suppose you weigh up coping with the side effects of the MC to life with heavy periods, or like me alternative treatment.
Not very helpful....Sorry
Hi I had the coil fitted in February of this year, since then I have suffered from very bad migranes, pain in my right leg in the bone.My appetit has increased. i constantly feel bloated which makes me feel very uncomfortable.My weight keeps bouncing up and down and this is making feel very low. I get mood swings. The weight gain is getting me really down. my clothes used to fit me and now my size seems to have gone up.I never suffered from weight problem before. I also found that my breast gets very sore and tender.recently I developed an infection in my right breast.I feel this is all related to the coil. I orginially had it because i suffer from endometrosis and heavy periods and cramp pains.now I wonder if it was worth it.i am really thinking of having it removed soon, even though I have not had it in for long. is it better to have a hysterectomy?Reading about the "crash" after having it removed is rather scary too.so what do i do...help!!
hi there, I'm having mine removed next week for much the same reasons. Why do they not tell us about these side effects before we have this done??!! I'd really recommend going back to your GP, or making an appointment with your local family planning clinic if you'd prefer. Mine were brilliant - took lots of time to talk me through my options.
I'm swapping mine for a copper coil, but that doesn't sound as if it would be an option for you given your history.
I know it's irritating that they don't tell us these things before we have these things done to us.now i don't feel like eating in the evenings because it just makes me feel so full and bloated, so i just eat at lunch times and sometimes skip breakfast.It's not right i know it's just the constant feeling uncomfortable with your own body.I thought the copper coil was not being used anymore due to it being copper.is it safer and how different is it to the mirena.let me know how you feel.
I've had one in for only 6 weeks. I now have acne (at aged 42), a bloated belly and constant bleeding. To top it all they cldn't find it on the check up so I'm going for an ultrasound in a couple to days. I'm pretty sure it's there somewhere - I don't think i'd have acne otherwise. Anyway, totally agree, when GP told me i was "an ideal candidate" for one of these am beginning to feel like a right mug. Pls tell me there are some success stories with these? And does anyone know, can you have it removed if they can't find it? Sorry to intrude on thread.
simple, that's me too! I feel constantly as though I've eaten an enormous meal, yet I eat a healthy diet and exercise every day. It's so depressing seeing the scales creeping up even though I'd normally be a stone lighter with the amount of running I do.
Just had a really frustrating appointment with a GP who thought I was making up my symptoms. Started an AIBU thread to vent!
Copper definitely still being used, will let you know how I get on with that. Fingers crossed!
i sympathise with the spots. i too never suffered from spots, now i get them so upsetting. i used to bleed too for the last two months,since i had it.it was bleed, then stop then spotting.seems asda was making money with me buying S.T's.however this is my first proper period since the constant bleeding.i will wait n see how long it carries on for.i found that the palm of my hands n feet constantly itch.to tell the truth am fed up with this feeling. i will try n hold on till my appointment. I am seriously thinking of having it taken out n go for hysterectomy.do u put on weight again once u have a hysterectomy.wat r the benefits of this..anyone. good luck with the cooper one.keep me informed.
I had the Mirena out in Feb. PMT has returned worse, the first period was very heavy but since then, they have been normal. I haven't managed to lose any of the weight I gained and my boobs are still 2 cup sizes larger than before!! But I think my hair isn't falling out as much. Wish I had never agreed to the damn thing!
Beware the copper coil!! I had it for 6 months last year and it was HELL! First of all, expect very long and heavy periods: they literally take over your life! But the really horrible side effect I experienced was that, for about ten days before my period was due, I got severely depressed, felt hopeless and even hallucinated a couple of times! I normally have mild PMT but the copper coil made it, like, a thousand times worse!! I know some might things that something else was causing the depression, but apart from those premenstrual days, I was a very happy bunny!!! If you want my advise, steer clear from the copper coil. The Mirena is marginally better in that it doesn't send you loopy but there are annoying side effects such as migraines and weigh gain
Ohh MY!!
Everyone makes it sound awful!
I had mine removed after nearly 5 yrs on Friday!! feel fine up to now!just light bleeding! Had no problems with it while in either and always had a monthly period! just lighter! Just hoping all goes back to normal quickly! so can start trying for second
I have never posted on a forum before but I feel I really must as a result of this evil contraceptive called the Mirena Coil.
Thankfully, I only had it in for 8 months & to think that in that time, it turned me from a happy person into a monster, who was starting to think there was nothing in life to live for (bearing in mind, I am a mother of 3 wonderful children!).
As well as depression, which I had never suffered from, i gained over 1 1/2 stone in weight - which no matter what I did could not be shifted due to a monstrous appetite for sweet & sugary food.
I had a constant bloated tummy, which led a parent at my kids school to ask when I was expecting child no. 4!
Complete and utter loss of libido, to the extent that I thought I no longer loved my husband & might therefore have to consider divorce!
The last straw was when I started to suffer from debilitating back pain - such that I couldn't get out of bed without being in agony or get into the car, without my son lifting my legs in.
I only connected all these ailments to the coil after only accidently coming across posts, through researching what was causing the back pain.
In my opinion, there appears to be what could be termed a conspiracy by GPs refusing to believe that in some women the coil produces some distressing & debilitating side effects. I was practically bullied by my GP into having the coil inserted in the 1st place & then he refused to remove it when I asked him to - I had to bypass him by getting the nurse to remove it!
Have only had it removed for 4 weeks now, but already bloatedness has gone, feeling happier, although sex drive still low, not eating as much & my back within days of having the evil thing removed, started to get better!
Ladies, for some the MC works fine, for others like myself, it can become a living nightmare - all I ask is if you are thinking of having it inserted, that you at least be aware of its potential side-effects & are not caught unaware. I didn't read the info leaflet given to me after insertion - in fact I threw it away as I did not expect something recommended by my GP as safe to cause me so much pain & heartache.
Please, we are intelligent women, who know our bodies better than anyone, doctor or no doctor, so lets listen to it, when its not happy!
hi im new on here..just wondering if anyone had pains after having the mirena coil removed. Yesterday i had the coil removed, had it in since october 2009.(didnt hurt at all) not as much as putting it in....(that felt like i was in full blown labour, i was curled up on my bed for nearly a day), i had no problems with it at all....periods stopped had slight spotting for about a day per month...nothing major. But since having it removed my womb feels like its being stretched....have to take it easy sitting down getting up....coughing...and breasts are a bit tender.....not sure if this is normal?? sorry to hear some of you have had a bad time.
A lone voice here who LOVES the Mirena!
I have had a Mirena for 4 years now and will be having a replacement one when this expires.
I had ridiculously heavy periods for 20 years but put up with it as I knew no better. My periods were soooo heavy that I would use an extra heavy tampon, plus nightime towel but by the time I walked down the stairs I would need to change everything again--sorry if too much info!!.
It seriously affected my life, only got worse with having children, resulted in severe anaemia. I went for an internal scan,thinking I had fibroids and might need a hysterectomy.
Luckily the consultant suggested a Mirena. After trouble getting an appointment to fit the mirena---due to stupid appointment system at my GP practice which could not accomodate my 2 /3 weekly periods--I took the mirena to my local STD clinic and the doctor there fitted it without difficulty, I took paracetomal beforehand and barely felt it being fitted. I thought I could 'feel ' the Mirena for the first 2 days in my lower abdomen but after that I have honestly had no problems. 'Spotting' of blood for first 3 months when periods where due but then NO periods since--thats no periods for nearly 4 years.
I have had NO side effects what so ever, and am truly so pleased with the Mirena , it really did change my life.
I am not a Mirena sales woman-- but just wanted everyone to know that there are 2 sides to the Mirena and although some people obviously feel that the Mirena is responsible for many side effects, this is not the case for everone and every woman may react differently to it. Here's to my next Mirena!!
Ive had mine in since last sept, going to get it checked nxt week as think the string has got longer - has anyones actually fallen out? reading the leaflet it seems to suggest 1 in 10 can fall out!
had a bit of minor tummy ache at first, continuous light bleeding for first 3 months, now it's fine, I get migraines on the pill but not with my mirena, doc told me they prescribe it to people who get migraines on the pill as the dose is far lighter; havent really put on weight, I do feel very stressed easily though, not surer if thats due to the coil or a stressful life?
I have had no problems with the mirena coil. I think it's brilliant. I don't know it's there, it has a better pregnancy prevention rate than the pill or condoms. I had it fitted straight after the birth of 2nd child & I lost all my pregnancy weight quickly so I have no issues with weight gain or bloating! My consultant said the hormones were unlikely to affect me as it is local & focused on the cervix rather than taken like the pill. The pill does affect me & the mini pill did (which I tried with my first due to breastfeeding) was so awful I came off it & immediately got pregnant with DD! I totally recommend the coil, so don't be put off reading the above stuff.
I had no problems with mirena in other than strings disappearing! Worked well for me, very light occasional spotting, no mood swings, no weight gain. Since having it removed in Sept I'm like a bear with a sore head, mood swings, faint, tummy cramps, bloated, pains in arms and legs, nausea, depressed, little sleep, craving sweet food. Is this due to hormones?
Got another mirena dilemma - my husband feels the threads during sex - says it's like being jabbed with needles, so he's not particularly enthusiastic, ahem, during sex. I've also have put on a bit of weight - or at least not lost what I should have, considering a dramatic increase in exercise.
I've been thinking about getting it out, but it has improved my pmt, and I love not having periods. Btw, I was on the copper coil first and my periods were ridiculous - I'd leak after two hours, even with a mooncup and fat sanitary towel ( sorry for tmi ).
I just had mine removed yesterday after 7 months. At first, I bled for 6 weeks everyday, then the bleeding stopped and I haven't had a period since. But I felt per-menstrual every day, and I had really bad cramps on a daily basis. I had the device taken out yesterday, and the ultrasound was normal apparently. I felt sick with the pain of having the ultrasound, but then this morning I started throwing up and feel like I have a terrible hangover (didn't have a drop to drink last night either). I have a headache, and it does feel like I am having some kind of withdrawal effects. Hoping this ends soon....
I have had the mirena coil removed 9 days ago, but I am feeling so anxious, and so sick, no energy, can;t think straight. I am really frightened about my feelings, and am pannicky about getting back to work. I have been off sick with all this.... any help or advice appreaciated. I have lost 6 lbs in weight, through not eating, and I know I am drinking too much at night, as that is the only time I feel like myself...... so frightening....
twooter, I think you can get the strings shortened so that might solve the problem (rather than getting the whole thing removed)
HOw long before these blooming hormones get out of my body, I still feel awful, can't stop crying, instead of getting better, I feel I am getting worse???
I was a big fan of the Mirena. Had the kids late (@40 and 43) and persevered with condoms until my periods got heavy and too frequent. Had Mirena fitted Feb 08, so it has lasted 4 years. After some initial pain and spotting, my periods stopped entirely. Last few months, though, I've had general cramping and more spotting. Gyn advised having it out and waiting to see how my bleeding returns before deciding whether to fit another. Despite being 49, he says I'm definitely not menopausal. It came out last week.
I had no idea about the 'Mirena Crash' that affects so many of the people I've read on forums. Now, I'm normally very upbeat and busy. But I have had a hellish week of weeping, overall tiredness, depression and inability to get on top of it all.
One other thing. I'd always been 'large'. But the past four years have seen my weight creep up to beyond my full-term weight with No2. OMG. I put it down to work pressure/sedentary. Am now back at WW and lots of exercise. Hoping that one of the post-Mirena side effects isn't weight gain, or my WW leader will think I've been slack! Seriously hoping these overwhelmed feelings won't last, though.
Anyone had any success with multivitamins - and if so, which ones?
I am still trying to recover, and I only had the coil for about 2 months, but before that was treated with Sandrena gel, twice the dose you normally get. So I was on both for about 2/3 months, and on the gel for about 6 months... I am on ad and diazepam, and attending a counsellor... off work as well
I haven't had the coil removed yet, but it was due to be removed 3 weeks ago. And I have been experiencing similar things to you. My moods are constantly up and down I go from being fine to being really angry, to crying for no reason. It's really affecting my abilities to cope as a parent and also effecting my relationship. They really should warn you about these things
I've had my mirena in for 5 years and am due to have it replaced next week. It has been a fantastic success for me. I wouldn't use anything else now.
Hi everyone ,
I'm single.. Recently divorced ,
I had mirena coil in for 5 years , had it renewed and was using for 9 years 2 months..i thought it was fantastic .. No periods & never thought i was having problems with it until i decided that I may as well get it removed as I'm single..
I was looking on internet to see if i would lose weight if it were removed .... I couldnt believe what i was reading and realised that i have had problems whilst having mirena ...Huge belly, that the mirena is probably cause of hair loss, thrush , smelly discharge , sugar cravings , eating loads , headaches...
Iwas petrified when reading about the possible crash after having Mirena removed ... I still went ahead though and had it removed.
I would like to join this thread and let everyone know my experience after having mirena removed ... Hopefully will help someone that is going to go through the same experience ...
Hopefully , I won't have to ask for help myself and will sail through it all....!!!!!!!
I had it removed friday at 4.30pm.. It took 2 seconds no problem..
I got home and felt a little light headed and dizzy, slight cramping and alittle bit of spotting.
As the night went by I was feeling better.... Happier , headache that i had for about 3 days had gone and felt wide awake...
I had quite a late night and spotting had stopped...
Got up saturday morning...and WOW... I felt euphoric , best I'd felt in a couple of weeks....and my scales said that I had lost 3lbs !!!!!....( Overnight )
The euphoric feeling lasted well in the afternoon...then i just felt really normal...no spotting , sometimes felt a little cramp as if it were period pain...
I don't watch much tv normally ... Actually had a normal night watching tv till late .. That really is unknown for me.. Better concentration perhaps ? I hope so
Will come back and let you all know whats happening very soon x
Scared to death reading this thread as had mine taken out yesterday!
Please don't let me crash!
I have had an MC for 2 years and I love it. I initially had a couple of months of on/off bleeding but now I have no more periods, hurrah! I got it for contraception reasons only and it has been brilliant. No weight gain, spots or bloating. I do still feel a bit pmtish sometimes but certainly not any more Thani did before.
I have several friends who are big fans too. One friend is planning to have hers removed as she is not hapoy with it but she is a raging hypochondriac and blames all her health issues on the MC, even the same issues she had before it was fitted!
Just thought I would balance out the negativity a bit, I know when I first researched it I found it hard to find anyone with anything good to say.
I hoped i don't suffer the crash in 3 years time! Doesn't sound fun....Hope those who are going through it get through it quickly...
I am in tears reading this thread!
I had the MC fitted about 10 months ago, when my little one was a year old and I felt fully recovered from the pregnancy and birth. Since it was fitted my hair has halved in thickness to the point I am embarassed by how awful it looks and it really worries me. I've also had really bad mood swings to the point where my husband and I have been on the point of leaving each other as I saw everything in such a negative and angry way. Some weeks i just cry! My hips hurt, my legs... feels like the bones hurt. Thought I was getting arthritis... or had a DVT at one point. I have psoriasis develop on my chest. I don't want to socialise or talk to friends anymore as feel so hopeless and worthless. I have migraine like headaches that put me in bed to sleep off. I'm sooo tired and lethargic.
Had several trips to the GP suspecting it was the Mirena but was told it couldn't possibly be. Have been tested for Thyroid problems, anemia, diabeties etc. Was told it was most likely post natal depression and I was struggling to adjust after the birth... yet I was fine in the year after the birth until I had the coil fitted.
I adjusted my diet and started taking multivitamins and fish oil supplemnts as I thought perhaps my lack of energy was because I was so busy looking after LO that I wasn't eating properly but it made little difference.
Had an appoitment to get it removed but the nurse managed to convince me my symptoms aren't symptoms of the Mirena so still have it.
Have got another appointment today to remove it as I'm convinced the coil is causing all these problems! Just read about the 'Crash' here and can't believe that having it out may not be the end of it! Am soooo nervous : (
Jsl1966... did u stay symptom free after removal?
MsKittyFane... how did it go?
For those of you having the Mirena coil removed after 45 years of age, especially if you have been period free, it is worthwhile getting your estrogen levels and LH levels checked. My doctors said I couldnt be menopausal, Im too young and that it is only the mirena stopping my periods. I was given the Mirena 18 months ago (2nd time)like a lot of you to control frequent and heavy periods, however I have been having menopause symptoms on and off for 8 years since my daughter was born. I insisted my doctor checked my levels and true enough I have the estrogen levels of the average man! (no wonder Im so grumpy lol). I am not just menopausal, I am post menopausal at 36 years of age. My Coil is coming out tonight and my GP has prescribed Ovestin cream and norithisterone tabs. The ovestin should help with menopause symptoms and prevent bone loss and the norithisterone will prevent the "crash". I will be weaned off them slowly.
The first Mirena I had 15 years ago when they were a "new" thing. Had no probs at all, prob cos I had enough estrogen to counteract it.
Listen to your body, don't take no for an answer with GP's and get your levels checked. Ladies! we were not born to suffer. If you don't feel right chances are your hormones are not properly balanced.
I signed up just to post on the mirena threads, It is an evil vile thing, roll on may 31st when I get mine removed, this will be the third attempt in a year and i'm having it done under anaesthetic at my hospital after two failed attempts one from my nurse and a horrific first attempt at my local family planning clinic. I have had it for just over 3 years and its been a nightmare, severe migraines, abdominal pain, massive weight gain, terrible mood swings (sorry to my 3kids&long suffering other half) lethargy, brain fuzziness,and general feeling of yuck. And yes i have had all bloodwork done and various other tests they all came back clear its not the coil mind you according to my dr what do they know they aren't me. I am now counting the hours until its gone. If you have a mirena and feel ill all the time get it out, if you're considering having a mirena do some research first and listen to what others have to say before having it inserted. thanks to all who have shared their experiences good or bad you've made me feel so much better that i'm not alone. Sorry its such a long one but it makes me angry these damn things are still in use and thers such a denial about the side effects. ok i'm done now.xx;)xx
I just wanted to come on and add my personal experience of the evil, evil Mirena Coil. Ladies, please think twice before you have this thing inserted. Doctors will not tell you how it can make you feel or tell you what happens when you have it out because I honestly believe they don't know; there is not enough research about this thing, we are the guinea pigs!
I had mine in for just over three years. During this time, like many others, I gained weight, completely lost interest in sex, was permanently bloated with IBS and cramps to the point of exploratory surgery and a hundred tests that all turned up nothing. I had severe migraines, back pain and nerve problems which were bad enough to send me to a neurologist plus crippling anxiety and low moods which made life hell for me and my family. Not one doctor (and I saw many) ever suggested it might have something to do with the Mirena, despite my symptoms featuring as side effects in that piddling little leaflet they give you.
Finally I began to get severe period type cramps at all times during my cycle, I started flushing and over-heating at night and I began having palpitations (plus many other symptoms that could easily be mistaken for the menopause) and so decided to get it removed.
The Mirena Coil pretty much stopped my periods, which was great, but, it is not enough of a benefit to put up with everything else. I have been Mirena Coil-free for four months and EVERY single symptom has disappeared. No migraines, no bloating, no pain, no flushing, no anxiety and a massively renewed libido!! I have had my hormones checked and I am not menopausal. I feel - quite seriously - that I have wasted three years of my life. It has been hell. My relationship broke down and my work suffered. I feel utterly conned and used. To say it was mis-sold is an under statement.
The only downside of removal is I now, predictably, have very heavy periods with some scary clotting. Five days are heavy (night time pad/tampon changes every few hours, every hour during the day) then another three days just manageable. I am on my third period since removal and monitoring things closely. My periods were not this heavy pre-Mirena but they are now very regular with no mid-cycle spotting. If they do not improve, I will be visiting the doctors for a serious chat. Despite this, I am so, so glad I don't have that insidious thing inside me anymore. I would rather live with heavy periods and iron pills than go anywhere near a Mirena again. I wait to see if it has caused a permanent change.
I would be very interested to hear from anyone else who is four months+ post removal and having any problems or anyone interested in finding out more about why we weren't warned.
Well this is all so interesting to read all of these side effects... I have had the marina coil for 4 years now and have suffered unexplained anxiety... Blood pressure all over the place really high at times 190/110 andy was always 120/980..... I was convinced that this was due to the marina coil so I have had it removed today... I will let you all know what happens now with reference to the Blood pressure and the crashing symptom...
I will post again in a month or so.....
I have always suffered from pms and extremely heavy periods, after keeping a diary and comparing to a menstrual calender my symptoms are worse when estrogen levels are high so my GP suggested a marena coil. I had it fitted in February and initially it was ok then from may my life has been hell, I have suffered from extreme anxiety, had heart palpitations everyday so bad that I have a cardiology appt today, mood swings and dizziness, strangely i have lost weight rather than gain it, i have been back to GP numerous times and kept being told to give it 6 month. It has been 6 month now and I want it out although I'm a bit worried now reading the problems people have been having after removal. I always suffered palpitations around my period, but since the marena they have been constant has anyone else had this problem.
I have to voice another "fantastic' voice for the coil - I love it! Never had any problems with the pill either.
Hardly any periods - only light spotting on the odd occasion.
Since I had the Mirena fitted I have had severe bloating, the doctors thought I might have coeliacs disease but my blood tests were neg, also I have an extreme thinning of my hair you can see through my hair, my scalp shines out at you. Enough to make my doctor concerned. It started too long after I had my ds so could not be post-partum hair loss.
After numerous blood tests, which pointed out i'm actually a very healthy 23 year old, my Doctor suggested hair loss may be due to the mirena coil! My doctor admitted it (she is my new doctor too and this is the first thing she said). I had it removed 3 days ago, it will take 3 months to see if it is what affected my hair. Fingers crossed it grows back! Women should be told about this!
I have felt soo tired since having it removed, in that hormonal PMT way.
Good Luck everyone, I hope those of you that suffered with the Mirena get better.
had mine removed after on 9weeks felt terrible in constant pain and low mood and non existent libido, day 2 of removal feeling v low tearful and nagging ache down below- feel like iv been kneed between the legs- any one else feel like this also put on 7pounds in those 11 weeks -good riddance I say .
had mine removed after on 9weeks felt terrible in constant pain and low mood and non existent libido, day 2 of removal feeling v low tearful and nagging ache down below- feel like iv been kneed between the legs- any one else feel like this also put on 7pounds in those 11 weeks -good riddance I say .
had mine removed after on 9weeks felt terrible in constant pain and low mood and non existent libido, day 2 of removal feeling v low tearful and nagging ache down below- feel like iv been kneed between the legs- any one else feel like this also put on 7pounds in those 11 weeks -good riddance I say .
I had the Mirena fitted 3 months ago in an attempt to deal with the complete physical and emotional exhaustion I feel on the first day or two of my period. At first I experienced side-effects; a period of terrible anxiety (which I didn't help by late-night googling of the Mirena coil and finding horrific stories documenting years of terrible depression!); a week or so when my boobs were really sore; spotting. But they all passed and I was delighted to resolve the problems with my periods. No spots, no weight gain, no pains, no PMS - in fact my mood has been more balanced. Unfortunately, a side effect which didn't pass was the hair loss. In fact it has got worse, and, fearing baldness, two days ago I went back to my doctor and she removed the coil. Interestingly, she was unfamiliar with hair loss as a side effect (which is odd as it is mentioned again and again on this thread) and had to look it up.
So, now I have period pain, heavy bleeding and the familiar feeling of tiredness. Overall, the main conclusion I have come to about all this is that, for women, hormones and hormone fluctuations are the bane of our lives. It seems we can't win.
I am 44 and had the MC fitted 14 months ago due to very painful periods and the pill no longer doing its job.
I have been back to my Dr 3 times to ask her to remove it and she has everytime refused and said i need to leave it longer. By month 11 it had settled down, after going through months of still bleeding (only lightly) but i never knew when it would happen and it was frequent. The pains werent as severe but were much more frequent. Breast pain was pretty rough though. I have also noticed more bloating than normal and strangely thickening of my hair as apposed to everyone else hair thinning.
The final straw for me is i recently noticed one breast is now quite a bit larger than the other. 2 weeks ago i found a lump. I have been for initial tests and they think it is not cancerous but are not sure what it is (i get biopsy results tomorrow), however the Dr said he could see the lump amd the breast enlargment just by looking at me, he also said there were lots of them in both breasts, both having lots of lumpiness and thickening. I believe this to be down to the hormones from the coil, so im going to the Drs today to get it removed ( im sure she will try to convinve me again not to).
I am dreading going back to periods and passing out from the pain evry 3 weeks but its better than a cancer scare. It does say in the leaflet that it can cuase these lumps and eventhough not cancerous they can become so.
I know some people who the MC has worked well for though, so it does appear to react different for different people and it could be that my breast lumps are coincidence, but i really think not!
Forgot to add other possible side effects i have had , lower back pain and general nausea, more often in the morning (no im not pregnant)
I have had the mirena for 12 years for treatment for severe endometriosis until it was removed yesterday morning. The pain and other problems I was suffering were getting out of hand and my quality of life has been badly affected for a long time. Now it's out and I've had no bleeding or major pain, a little niggle in my lower back but they did have problems removing it so I'm probably a bit battered and bruised. I'm starting the mini pill instead on Monday as I can't be without treatment. The MC worked brilliantly for about 7 years so would not discount it for others, but be aware of side effects that could flare up further down the line.
I had my mirena coil removed today after 3 years of feeling depressed. I dont know if it psychological but i felt better straight away. Despite cramping i feel emotionally better within hours. I feel lighter in mood and quite happy and if i have to put up with cramping for a few months i prefer it to feeling down. Since having it fitted it did what it was meant to do. lighten my periods but i didnt look forward to anything or get excited about things i normally would. It is only supposed to let a little hormone out into your womb but i think it affects brain chemistry. Three of my friends have had them out and feel better already. I lost my libido so what was the point!
I'm one of the very few who seem to have got on fabulously well with the Mirena Coil. I had it fitted as an alternative to hysterectomy on the advice of my gynaecologist and I'm so glad I did. After years of nightmarish periods where I couldn't leave the house for up to two weeks at a time, I was suddenly normal again. PMT disappeared, yay no more crazy woman! Only problem now is that it seems to have displaced and I will need to have it removed and fingers crossed they will put a new one in. Really concerned about experiencing low mood and bleeding when it's removed though.
Hi , I had the merina for 5 years and it was great for me. Not side effects at all. I had it removed last month and I feel my moods have change completely. I feel also I am putting on lots of weight. Hope things will be back to normal soon. Anybody with the same experience?
Hi, after reading through this thread thought I had to post my story.
I had the mirena coil fitting dec 2009, I was a size 14, have upped my exercise and reduced my food intake since having it fitted (it was fitted to stop me falling pregnant so wanted to shift the excess baby weight) and still I've managed to go up to a size 22!!!! Yes you read that right - a 14 to 22! Several times I went to the doctors about my weight gain and always had the same response, THE MIRENA DOES NOT CAUSE WEIGHT GAIN! go on a diet, join a gym blah blah I did it all and the only time in the just shy of 4 years the coil was in that I managed to lose any weight was when I fell ill with swine flu. So I'm sorry lovely precessional doctors but for me, it does cause weight gain, I'm in no doubt about it! Anyway,
Mood swings - oh yes they are horrendous! I've been a right moo for years now, extremely depressed, anxious, moody, stressy, you name it I've been it. I no longer feel like me! My poor children have been stars putting up with me and well the husband - well erm... Yes he's barely around now cause I've been the wife from hell. I tried getting the coil removed many times and refused every time so we moved town, I went to a sexual health clinic old the nurse I wanted another baby and she removed it no questions asked. Relief!! Then this demon devise puts the final boot it, 2 days of exhilarating pain absolute agony! Then the bleeding begins - tmi (I'm sorry) but I'm having to 'sort myself out' every 20 minutes, it's so heavy! School runs are incredibly difficult (I really wish I stocked adult nappies) I have 'the flu' really bad chest infection from hell, nobody else even has the sniffles so my only guess is yet another side effect, huge blood clots etc etc called the clinic and told its 'normal' hmmm.... Normal being unable to walk down a flight of stairs and feeling like your waters have just gone?! Well thanks for telling me that before you removed it!
So to summarise,
I barely bled for 4 years!
I'm now bleeding 4 years worth of periods in one hit (think ill be needing a transfusion soon!)
No sex drive once fitted - cant have sex after removal due to above problem!
Mood swings
Weight gain
Abdominal and back pain
Not all women experience problems with this coil but if you're thinking of having one fitted please think about the REAL side effects rather than the ones they put on paper. Never ever again for me, I'm hoping to gradually lose the weight now it's out (the large chest is welcome to stay though) go back to being me, the happy me without the devils device inside me controlling every aspect of my
Hi I've registered today in order to add to this discussion. I'm nearly 48 and have had the Mirena Coil in for over 10 years! I'm overdue for removal or replacement of my second cycle. I had been pleased with my coil as it stopped my horrendous heavy periods, but I have also suffered with terrible weight gain and acne! I put on so much weight actually that I had weight loss surgery to help me lose it, extreme but necessary!
I am now a size 16 and feeling better with my weight but my acne is really getting me down, I never suffered with spots before the Coil except at time of the month. So my dilmma.. do I have the Coil removed and risk very heavy periods coming back, or have a final 5 year cycle which should take me through to menopause.. the thing is what if I'm already in menopause? I don't know as I don't get periods? I also have sex drive problems and it's something I didn't realise was linked to the MC!?
I am strongly erring on having it removed, but I really can't bare the thought of very heavy periods again. Also as I've had the coil for much longer than most of you, what will the side effects of removal be for me? I'm not long out of major weight loss surgery.. can't really cope with other problems! Any advice very much appreciated, thanks.
Had coil for constant bleeding 8 years ago, had replacement after 5 years which fell out after 3 days. Had new one put in a few weeks later. Just had that removed to start ivf. Had spotting for a week after removal and now heavy painful period with pain like never before! Hopping not to bleed continuously like I did before I tried the coil! Watch this space!!
It has now been 2 months since i had my coil removed. My bloated stomach has reduced significantly and for 3 weeks of the month i feel alot happier. I have one bad week a month hormones wise which is worse than when i had the coil as i felt a bit down all month with the coil in. I bleed heavily for 2 days but it is worth it. I eat an iron rich diet for 2 weeks prior to menstruation and avoid alcohol as this exacerbates my moods during that time. I feel a lot more positive about everything. My concentration is better at work and i have regained a sense of humour. Obviously the contraception side of things and light bleeding were a good thing. The coil is suitable for alot of people. I am having a 6 months trial without but really think i am alot better off without it.
I had the mirena for roughly 15 months
Got it removed on Wednesday as it wasn't working for me.
Was constantly bleeding (very lightly)
Constant irritations (felt like infections)
Felt depressed and anxious
Today is Friday and I almost went to A&E today the bleeding was worse than after giving birth!! I have worn a pad since the removal (just in case) and today I'm so lucky I was wearing a pad otherwise there would have been a puddle under my desk at work!! In addition I had a palm sized clot that resembled a placenta come out of me - scary stuff!!!!
I wasn't warned by the nurse who removed the coil so I began wondering whether this is normal period or possibly a wound caused by removing it!! Will see how I go over the weekend and if I'm still bleeding like this I will have to go back.
Be Warned!!!
I've just had my Mirena Coil removed today after having it for 15 months. In that time I have gained weight, got depressed and anxious, and anti-social to the point where I can't face leaving the house. On top of that, bloating, constant spotting where I'm having to wear a pad every day just in case, low sex drive and sharp pains on my left side. Oh and crap hair and crap skin. So far I've been bleeding a bit with some discomfort, when the doc had a look she said my cervix was a bit inflammed and bloody, (lovely), but they always deny any of these things are anything to do with the coil! Not looking forward to this 'crash' that's been widely reported on here I have to say, especially with hubby working nights, mind you he is an A and E nurse so at least he'll be there if I get 15 months worth of bleeding in one go! Bloomin heck, trying not to panic muchly!
I think I have just found my sanity again!! Thank you all. I have had the Morena coil in for 4 months and in that time I have had severe headaches, anxiety, depression, mood swings. Just on Sunday I had to have an ambulance phoned for me as I took a panic attack, couldn't breathe properly and got pins and needles in my arms and legs blurred vision and very confused, this lasted for over 3 hours and was told it was a utine infection after being on ECG for a while. I was then discharged from hospital with a course of anti biotics for a urine infection which I have been told from the doc today I did not have. My mum suggested it could be the side effects of the coil but the doctor quickly dismissed this. I have came home and googled it and got brought here, which all comments suggest the exact same as what I have been experiencing. I actually thought I was going mad until now. Just want to say thank you and have arranged for the coil to be removed tomorrow x
Just a quick update here from my last post. I removed the coil myself and did not feel any pain at all. Since removing it, its been 6 days and I am now back to my happy bubbly, confident self. Doctors still insist it was not the coil that was causing all my problems, but after blood tests, ecg tests and swabs everything has come back clear. Such a coincidence since I have removed the coil that I have had none of the symptoms I described in my earlier post. Best thing I done was to take it out.
hi i'm going in to have my mc removed next week after 7 years ( yes 2 years over due) been worried sick about having it removed...does it hurt? but reading some of the comments it sounds like i have more things to worry about..and i'm not a worrier....but all said and done the mc coil is the best thing to happen to me i was having heavy periods for 15 days and it all stopped once i had the coil, i bled for 2 days and only lightly....when they remove the mc will they put another in straight away or do i have to wait.
I had my mirena removed on Tuesday after six months of feeling bloated, bad tempered, putting on half a stone in weight and for the first 4 months being really spotty. The removal took about 30 seconds and was like a smear test maybe a little bit more of a pinch but so worth it. No headaches, dizziness or cramps that some others have experienced just a normal period that started 3 days after the removal. My mood is better and I have rediscovered my knee caps that disappeared in the bloating which has also gone, just hoping the weight drops off too.
Hi, I was just doing some reading and found this thread. I had my mirena removed on the 10th of Feb after having it in for 4 years. I have had a really bad period since. I've had a couple of days with no bleeding (not together) but it has been pretty much non stop. I'm on a new pill. Should I go back to the doctors? Or do you think it will pass?
I thought I would post my experience as reading those of others has been helpful. I had MC fitted in mid December due to heavy periods. In the 9 weeks that I had it, I got very spotty, unexplained mood swings (which I never had), retaining weight despite running three times and week and watching diet, bloated stomach and sore breasts and I bled to some degree or another every day except for 5 days.
When I went for my gynae check up I told the gynae the symptoms and she tried to persuade me to keep on for a few more weeks to see if the bleeding sorted itself out but I said that due to all the other symptoms, this wasn't going to work for me. They are the same symptoms I got on the pill years ago (13 years ago). I agreed to have the MC as I understood it was a low dose hormone that would stay localised. That clearly wasn't the case for me.
The doctor took it out at that same appointment - didn't feel a thing and only took a minute.
That was 8 days ago since when I have been bleeding a lot and having what feels like a proper period. I am hoping that this will stop soon (please - 3 months bleeding is enough thank you) and I will start to feel the benefit of the exercise and healthy eating. It seems that for me, I will just have to put up with heavy periods. At least I knew when to expect them and could plan life around that.
From this thread there are clearly many people for whom the MC has been great but for me, the hormones that it pumps into you and the effect of them just doesn't work and outweighs any of the benefits (I hadn't found any yet!).
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Morrisey did not mention any groups by name in the release, and a representative did not return a call for further comment.
Morrisey announced Monday he had sent letters to the two Charleston clinics that perform elective abortions in this state. The letters asked about practices and procedures and mentioned a Pennsylvania abortion doctor recently convicted of murder and a lawsuit filed in Kanawha Circuit Court against one of the clinics.
Morrisey also noted a Daily Mail report that no state agency regulates or licenses the clinics. He said it's appropriate to ask whether there should be more oversight.
West Virginia Free, a pro-choice women's health advocacy group, and the West Virginia chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union both questioned Morrisey's motives in different news accounts this week.
Margaret Chapman Pomponio, executive director of West Virginia Free, told the Charleston Gazette Monday she thought Morrisey's actions were a political attack on abortion and women's health. Sara Bird, president of the state ACLU chapter, told MetroNews that Morrisey's letters were "politically motivated."
On the website he used during his campaign for attorney general, Morrisey says he is "pro-life and will fight to protect the unborn."
In his letter Wednesday, Morrisey said he sent the letters because he wants to "protect the health of women."
"Our letters were carefully tailored to focus on the lack of regulation of abortion clinics as a whole," Morrisey said in the statement. "We hope the groups who have sought to politicize this important issue of public health and safety will begin to stick to the facts."
Morrisey has noted that abortion clinics themselves are not regulated or licensed by the state. In his first letter, he said doctors and nurses are licensed.
To legally work as a doctor and performs abortions, one must be licensed by the state. Morrisey says "that's not the same, however, as regulating the facilities where those doctors and nurses work." He points to licensing of hospitals and "free standing surgical centers" as his reasoning.


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I predominately read books for sheer escapist pleasure. I like a book to bring a big cheesy grin to my face. I'm a pulp fan, yes I said it. I know it's a four letter word to some folk. However every now and then I prefer something with a bit more substance to it. Tim Lebbon is one of those authors, since I first discovered him in 1997 with his debut the horror novel Mesmer. Ever since then Tim has proved to be one hell of an author, no matter what genre he works in horror, fantasy, or short story, he brings a new perspective to the genre. He also manages to produce something more than just a genre novel. It could be said that he is the UK's version of Joe R Lansdale, high praise indeed, but something that I feel is worthy praise.
In his latest offering from Chizine publications The Thief of Broken Toys, he tackles the themes of loss depression, and regret. Ray has lost his son, and soon after his wife leaves him. Living in a small fishing village, the kind where everyone know everyone, all he has left are the memories of his dead son. He starts to wander along the windswept cliffs around his home where he meets the thief of broken toys, who can fix all of his son's broken toys. Toys that ray had always promised his son he would fix, but never got round to doing so. This is a short novel clocking at 146 pages, but it is 146 pages of sheer awe inspiring writing. I have never read a book that affected me in such profound ways. I found this a difficult read emotionally being a father, so I don't know how easy this was for Tim to write. You can feel the ray's pain and despair on every page of the book. I just wanted to find ray and give him a big hug. This is not a genre novel this is great piece of English literature, which in a perfect world would be on every reading list in every English class in the country. I was brought to tears throughout this book; gut wrenching is not the word. I don't really want to say too much about the plot of the story, suffice to say that if you to have a box of broken toys, you'll be doing everything to fix them after reading this. I don't know much about Chizine publications, this is the first book by them that I have purchased. If Thief of broken toys is typical of their production standards then they have got a new customer, this is a beautifully produced book, and at a cover price of $10, (I got for �6 at a well known online retailer) is well worth it. In this day in age where many small press publishers are more concerned with how a book looks and its collector's value, than actually having someone read what's inside, it's a pleasure to have a well put together book with a great great story inside. |
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Sony announced Thursday that director Marc Webb and composer Hans Zimmer have formed a supergroup that includes Pharrell Williams, Johnny Marr, Michael Einziger and Dave Stewart to create the music for The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
The film, which will be directed by Webb and sees the return of Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone, is set for release in the U.S. on May 2. Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci and Jeff Pinkner wrote the script, and Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach are producing.
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"Marc and I were talking about Spider-Man, and as the word got out, so many of our friends and musicians started calling us up, wanting to be a part of it, because they love Spider-Man," said Zimmer in a statement. "With all of these hugely talented people wanting to join us, it was Marc who said, 'Why not start a band?' Marc and I have had a great start jamming with everybody, and we still have a few surprises up our sleeve."
Zimmer has worked with all the members of his supergroup on other projects. He collaborated with Williams on the hit animated film Despicable Me, as Williams produced four original solo songs and several other character-sung pieces. They also collaborated on the music for the 84th annual Academy Awards. Marr played on Zimmer's score for Inception; Einziger played on his score for The Lone Ranger, and Stewart played with Zimmer on the score for Madagascar 3.
Along with a robust mainstream music career, Williams, a three-time Grammy winner, also composed songs and the score for Despicable Me 2.
Marr rose to fame as co-songwriter and founder member of The Smiths. He recently released a solo album, The Messenger.
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Theater should inspire wonderment. That's the view at Tennessee Shakespeare Company, an artistic organization dedicated to bringing new life to William Shakespeare's words. Each of its productions aims to burrow beneath the play's familiar surface, finding deeper explorations into psychology, government, and philosophy. This approach brings new life to the timeless works—TSC's Macbeth, for instance, highlighted the civilian cost of civil war, while an all-female Julius Caesar embodied "a bold new way to look at honor, womanhood, and power," according to The Commercial Appeal. That same sense of exploration is extended to contemporary pieces. Once a year, the company members hang up their iambic pentameters to produce the Southern Exposure festival featuring new works from the region.
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Raritan Valley Community College's (RVCC) Youth Program has teamed up with award-winning music producer Jim Cravero to offer a music production class for teenagers. Full story »
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With the Super Bowl coming to New Jersey in February of 2014, Somerset County Tourism, the Somerset County Business Partnership, RideWise of Raritan Valley, NJ Transit, the New Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism, and the New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority presented the Big Game Huddle to provide businesses with strategies to maximize the benefit of this world class event. Full story »
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The Five-Time Atlantic League Champion Somerset Patriots will host special nights to recognize the Hunterdon, Union, Middlesex, and Somerset County schools' Teachers of the Year. The Patriots have invited Teachers of the Year from each school in the counties to attend a Teacher Appreciation Night at TD Bank Ballpark. The Patriots will recognize the teachers on the field in... Full story »
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