i had the mirana ius removed in january ttc and have not had any luck or sighns of ovulation could there b something wrong

Submitted by cecilia27 Fri 06/25/2010

The Mirena IUS is a type of

Submitted by Monnica on Fri, 06/25/2010 - 6:28am.

The Mirena IUS is a type of intrauterine device that also contains birth control drugs. Most women have regular periods soon after stopping the IUD, however some women have a delay. This could be caused by a number of different things. For example if your cycles were irregular before having the IUD, that could be a cause. Also, the birth control chemicals can exert an effect on your reproductive system even weeks after you stop. Finally, there are a small group of women who never return to normal after an IUD either because they were approaching menopause anyway or for unknown reason.
You should see your ob/gyn to figure out what the problem may be in your case.
Best regards,
Dr. Williams

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