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By *punk n gush OP   Couple
3 days ago

deal

Good morning has anyone had the mirena coil removal if so what was the experience like good or bad if anyone has feel free to private message if you'd rather

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By *inkywife1981Couple
3 days ago

A town near you

Mrs has had a number of coils over the years and the removal has never seemed to be anything other than uncomfortable.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
3 days ago

East Sussex

I have had two removed. It was quick, easy and pain free.

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By *punk n gush OP   Couple
3 days ago

deal

Thankyou sounds like you were the lucky ones mines been horrendous waiting on gp ringing was just hoping someone had the same issues as me that could put my mind at rest

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By *asygoingcouple1000Couple
3 days ago

North Manchester

Had a few. Its not nice. Particularly if its difficult for them to get hold of.

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By *aFemmeCoquetteWoman
3 days ago

somewhere, someplace

I've always found the removal a lot less painful than the insertion, few seconds and its done. I always take pain relief just before to help x

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
3 days ago

East Sussex


"Thankyou sounds like you were the lucky ones mines been horrendous waiting on gp ringing was just hoping someone had the same issues as me that could put my mind at rest "

Oh no!

A friend had a similar problem. A more experienced practitioner managed it after a short wait

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By *punk n gush OP   Couple
3 days ago

deal


"Thankyou sounds like you were the lucky ones mines been horrendous waiting on gp ringing was just hoping someone had the same issues as me that could put my mind at rest

Oh no!

A friend had a similar problem. A more experienced practitioner managed it after a short wait"

Thankyou I had it out Thursday and was told to expect some spotting or light bleed was normal but this definitely isn't what I was expecting

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
3 days ago

East Sussex


"Thankyou sounds like you were the lucky ones mines been horrendous waiting on gp ringing was just hoping someone had the same issues as me that could put my mind at rest

Oh no!

A friend had a similar problem. A more experienced practitioner managed it after a short wait

Thankyou I had it out Thursday and was told to expect some spotting or light bleed was normal but this definitely isn't what I was expecting "

Have you heard from the GP?

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By *inchestersBitchWoman
3 days ago

land of overweight munters

I had one fitted 11 years ago at the same time as a smear and swab. It was painful at the time and I had it for 2 years...in the wrong position. When they finally agreed to remove it, it took 2 people 4 attempts as I had scaring inside from the whole insertion. It had basically stuck to me.

I spent a day not being able to walk.

Then they wanted to put another one in!

It never personally worked for me. It was always painful but the removal was traumatic.

That being said, it isn't like that for everyone.

All I can say is I wish I'd taken a strong painkiller before hand.

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By *ouble-SidedCouple
3 days ago

Voldsøy

Everyone I spoke to and everything I read said the removal was easier than insertion. Not for me it wasn't! I'd only had it a couple of months and it did not agree with me.

Post-removal, I had terrible bleeding, clots and tissue for weeks after. Nobody seemed to care. I must've blocked it out because I can't remember how long it took to recover and it was only a few months ago. I regret ever getting it.

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
3 days ago

Carlisle usually

I've only had the copper coil removed previously.

I was expecting a quick five minute job from what I'd heard from other people who've had them. What I actually got was almost a whole hour of varying levels of discomfort and pain, and hearing the assistant quietly ask if she should call the hospital for a surgical removal while the woman between my legs tried to shush her.

The threads had come loose, apparently it's not that bad usually. They did get it out eventually, no extended bleeding or pain after the expected discomfort from the trauma had faded. And I've got another 3 years before this Mirena one needs removed 💜

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By *ovelyLady21Couple
3 days ago

Bury St Edmunds

Oh my, this doesn't fill me with hope. I had huge amounts of pain and discomfort with the insertion and had to have a scan 2 weeks later to make sure the coil hadn't become embedded in the wall as the nurse struggled so much to get it in place. I've still got about 18 months before removal but I was really hoping it would be much less painful x

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By *hester15Man
3 days ago

halifax

My wife had one a coil year ago did it work no it went through the side of her womb she made the medical papers plus a daughter

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By *punk n gush OP   Couple
3 days ago

deal


"Thankyou sounds like you were the lucky ones mines been horrendous waiting on gp ringing was just hoping someone had the same issues as me that could put my mind at rest

Oh no!

A friend had a similar problem. A more experienced practitioner managed it after a short wait

Thankyou I had it out Thursday and was told to expect some spotting or light bleed was normal but this definitely isn't what I was expecting

Have you heard from the GP? "

Gp is ringing me tomorrow thankyou

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By *punk n gush OP   Couple
3 days ago

deal


"Everyone I spoke to and everything I read said the removal was easier than insertion. Not for me it wasn't! I'd only had it a couple of months and it did not agree with me.

Post-removal, I had terrible bleeding, clots and tissue for weeks after. Nobody seemed to care. I must've blocked it out because I can't remember how long it took to recover and it was only a few months ago. I regret ever getting it."

I'm definitely having the same issues its horrible but a bit reassreassuring that its happened to others I was just worried but sounds like its to be expected

Glad your better now

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By *carlet SeductionWoman
3 days ago

Maidstone

My first one they cut the strings too short so couldn't find it. They attempted 3 times at the GP

They sent me to the local clinic. Next stop would have been hospital but they thankfully managed to do it. Was definitely worse than having it put in. Second one was a breeze. I'll let you know next year about the final one!!

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By *punk n gush OP   Couple
3 days ago

deal


"My first one they cut the strings too short so couldn't find it. They attempted 3 times at the GP

They sent me to the local clinic. Next stop would have been hospital but they thankfully managed to do it. Was definitely worse than having it put in. Second one was a breeze. I'll let you know next year about the final one!!"

Ah that's was lucky I had my removed as been in 2 long not having another one fitted after the bleeding with this one its honestly worse than when I had a miscarriage

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By *carlet SeductionWoman
3 days ago

Maidstone


"My first one they cut the strings too short so couldn't find it. They attempted 3 times at the GP

They sent me to the local clinic. Next stop would have been hospital but they thankfully managed to do it. Was definitely worse than having it put in. Second one was a breeze. I'll let you know next year about the final one!!

Ah that's was lucky I had my removed as been in 2 long not having another one fitted after the bleeding with this one its honestly worse than when I had a miscarriage "

Oh my! That does sound awful. I do think you were probably really unlucky though as most people have no trouble at all. Really sorry you went through that xx

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By *punk n gush OP   Couple
3 days ago

deal


"My first one they cut the strings too short so couldn't find it. They attempted 3 times at the GP

They sent me to the local clinic. Next stop would have been hospital but they thankfully managed to do it. Was definitely worse than having it put in. Second one was a breeze. I'll let you know next year about the final one!!

Ah that's was lucky I had my removed as been in 2 long not having another one fitted after the bleeding with this one its honestly worse than when I had a miscarriage

Oh my! That does sound awful. I do think you were probably really unlucky though as most people have no trouble at all. Really sorry you went through that xx"

Thankyou

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By *irty DiamondsCouple
2 hours ago

Heathrow & Dartford

As a sufferer of very painful and heavy periods I was given the coil to stop anaemia. It was extremely painful to fit. Then got dislodged, which caused pain each period (which never stopped). The removal, in comparison, was a breeze.

What strikes me from this post though, is how much pain women go through, just because they are women. Periods. Babies. Cesarean. Menopause. Coils. Its just so unfair. I know that sounds childish, but ive had about 35 years of being in pain, just because im female.

I get back to my gin x

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By *estinysswingersCouple
2 hours ago

Worsley

Mrs removed her own coil.

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By *punk n gush OP   Couple
2 hours ago

deal


"As a sufferer of very painful and heavy periods I was given the coil to stop anaemia. It was extremely painful to fit. Then got dislodged, which caused pain each period (which never stopped). The removal, in comparison, was a breeze.

What strikes me from this post though, is how much pain women go through, just because they are women. Periods. Babies. Cesarean. Menopause. Coils. Its just so unfair. I know that sounds childish, but ive had about 35 years of being in pain, just because im female.

I get back to my gin x

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I totally agree with you there we go through so much as women chuck leukemia and other issues into the mix well had my coil removed 9 days ago and still bleeding like a tap hopefully the pills the doctor gave me yesterday to stop it will start working soon

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By *.A.KinkWoman
2 hours ago

wigan

Female doctor refused to remove my coil without speaking to my husband and getting his consent.

I told her I don’t have a husband but that he is someone else’s husband.

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By *eavenscentitCouple
2 hours ago

barnstaple

I wonder if any men have read this? I feel for you all x

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By *punk n gush OP   Couple
2 hours ago

deal


"Female doctor refused to remove my coil without speaking to my husband and getting his consent.

I told her I don’t have a husband but that he is someone else’s husband. "

That's well out of order

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By *ugly25Woman
39 minutes ago

Sunshine Valley

I had to have mine done at the hospital as the string was hidden. I'll be honest it was bloody painful and I bleed awfully afterwards. Its put me off for a while but I need a new one now to help with pre-menopause symptoms.

Good luck op x

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