Re: Mirena experiences? Cramping after insertion?
From: Rebecca (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Jul 30 23:33:26 2009
Hi,
It sounds like you had a very similar experience to mine, in terms of
things that you have tried. My doctor suggested Mirena in January of
2008, when she inserted it she warned me that I could have up to 6
months of pain. I experienced severe cramping for about 2 months, but I
would really encourage you to stick with it if you can because those 2
months have been followed by over a years worth of really reduced pain.
Good luck!
At Mon, 27 Jul 2009, sally wrote:
>
>good luck , and for what it's worth, diet change helped me, and
>progesterone
>
>i have read too much about mirena causing pain and bleeding for up to a
>month or more that i never wanted to even try it
>
>what does your doctor say?
>
>At Sun, 26 Jul 2009, K wrote:
>>
>>Hello everyone,
>>
>>Just had the Mirena inserted yesterday after two years of thinking about
>>it. I had come to the end of my rope with the period pain from ic, endo
>>& possible adeno. Had two surgeries including one with a well-known
>>endo specialist who even did a presacral neurectomy & endo excision, but
>>no pain relief. I was sick of being bedridden at
a
>>month. Gyno recommended the Mirena a few years ago as she had seen many
>>women with adeno/endo have pain relief from the device so I finally did
>>it. Insertion wasn't painful at all (granted I took a tramadol before
>>insertion and she numbed me up with lidocaine) but a few hours after I
>>started experiencing cramps, period type cramps (requiring tramadol
>>every 4 hours) that I know are supposed to happen as the uterus gets
>>used to the device. Question, how
>
> cramps generally
>>last? I presume my cramps are stronger than the average woman who gets a
>>Mirena inserted as I have adeno/endo, do any ladies out there have
>>experience with this? Any info would be greatly appreciated! I feel
>>pretty confident in my decision to get this, a
>>greater good hehe.
>>
>>Hope all are having a pain free day :-)