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Mirena

After a year of pelvic pain and pain during sex I had my mirena removed today. I had one ultrasound done at my gp doctors office a year ago when the pain during sex startedthat stated my iud was seen within my endometrium and extending into my lower uterine segment. My gp that obvious isn't familiar with iuds at all wasn't sure weather or not this meant it was embedded. So I went to my gyno who did an ultrasound and said it was in place. I've had 4 ultrasound showing small cyst over the past year but nothing to really explain my pelvic pain. My gyno has been suspects endometriosis. Today I visited my gyno again with increasing pelvic pain and pain during sex mainly focusing on my left side. I had an ultrasound that showed 4 small functional cyst on my left side and one on my right but no real cause for the pain. So I asked to have my iud removed because I feel like I have to eliminate that as a possible cause before I could ever consider laparoscopy to check for endo. The removal hurt. I hand multiple sharp pains and I felt popping while he was pulling my strings but it did come out. After ward the iud had clear-yellowish stringy tissue attached to the top and bottom of the middle cylinder of the iud. Does this sound like it was slightly embedded or is it normal. And if it does sound like it was slightly embedded is there anything I should watch out for or suspect post-removal? Thank you all for your answers :)

2014-11-17 05:00:47

Amy

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Mine had dislodged and was partially hanging out of the cervix so when the doc pulled the strings it popped right out and I didn't feel a thing. Not even a pinch. I got a new one put in 2 days later. I sometimes get some random pelvic pain but nothing painful enough to make me want to get it removed. Anyways I don't think yours was embedded because if it was it wouldn't just pop right out like that. It would've required surgery to remove it. There are bound to be some kind of effects on your body like the discharge and stuff until your body gets used to not having it in anymore. I wouldn't worry about it if I were you. It's not like it can cause you any more problems now that it's gone.

2014-11-17 05:01:17

David