I had the mirena put in due to uncontrolable bleeding and dangerously low blood count. the first 6 months I was spotting pretty much all the time and then it started to settle down. read more
Heavy periods, which occur in a condition known as menorrhagia, may have other causes. If your heavy bleeding started shortly after the insertion of your IUD, ask your doctor about possible complications, especially if it’s copper. read more
This creates a state of hormonal shock, because now there is excess estrogen. It is this excess estrogen that ultimately causes the uncomfortable symptoms in your body after Mirena removal– including heavy, irregular vaginal bleeding and severe cramps. read more