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  1. #731
    Vajrastorm Guest

    Default RE: Very curious about IUD's that are so popular now

    I have the Mirena.

    I *love* it.

    I was terrified of IUDs before having dd. I used to tease a friend of mine about the UFO in her uterus. Then after dd was born I was even MORE afraid of getting pregnat. :P I can't tolerate BCP or other hormonal methods. While the Mirena does have hormones, they are released directly into the uterus and so they don't have the same system wide effects.

    I spotted on and off for a month after insertion. It was mildly annoying but not a problem. I am one of the lucky people not having periods - I do get some very mild spotting as a period once in a blue moon, but it is a pantyliner level of spotting.

    I also liked that the Mirena helps prevent fertilization as well as implantation.

    The insertion was unpleasant, but I'll happily take one uncomfortable afternoon in exchange for 5 years of worry free sex.

  2. #732
    Vajrastorm Guest

    Default RE: Very curious about IUD's that are so popular now

    I have the Mirena.

    I *love* it.

    I was terrified of IUDs before having dd. I used to tease a friend of mine about the UFO in her uterus. Then after dd was born I was even MORE afraid of getting pregnat. :P I can't tolerate BCP or other hormonal methods. While the Mirena does have hormones, they are released directly into the uterus and so they don't have the same system wide effects.

    I spotted on and off for a month after insertion. It was mildly annoying but not a problem. I am one of the lucky people not having periods - I do get some very mild spotting as a period once in a blue moon, but it is a pantyliner level of spotting.

    I also liked that the Mirena helps prevent fertilization as well as implantation.

    The insertion was unpleasant, but I'll happily take one uncomfortable afternoon in exchange for 5 years of worry free sex.

  3. #733
    Vajrastorm Guest

    Default RE: Very curious about IUD's that are so popular now

    I have the Mirena.

    I *love* it.

    I was terrified of IUDs before having dd. I used to tease a friend of mine about the UFO in her uterus. Then after dd was born I was even MORE afraid of getting pregnat. :P I can't tolerate BCP or other hormonal methods. While the Mirena does have hormones, they are released directly into the uterus and so they don't have the same system wide effects.

    I spotted on and off for a month after insertion. It was mildly annoying but not a problem. I am one of the lucky people not having periods - I do get some very mild spotting as a period once in a blue moon, but it is a pantyliner level of spotting.

    I also liked that the Mirena helps prevent fertilization as well as implantation.

    The insertion was unpleasant, but I'll happily take one uncomfortable afternoon in exchange for 5 years of worry free sex.

  4. #734
    Vajrastorm Guest

    Default RE: Very curious about IUD's that are so popular now

    I have the Mirena.

    I *love* it.

    I was terrified of IUDs before having dd. I used to tease a friend of mine about the UFO in her uterus. Then after dd was born I was even MORE afraid of getting pregnat. :P I can't tolerate BCP or other hormonal methods. While the Mirena does have hormones, they are released directly into the uterus and so they don't have the same system wide effects.

    I spotted on and off for a month after insertion. It was mildly annoying but not a problem. I am one of the lucky people not having periods - I do get some very mild spotting as a period once in a blue moon, but it is a pantyliner level of spotting.

    I also liked that the Mirena helps prevent fertilization as well as implantation.

    The insertion was unpleasant, but I'll happily take one uncomfortable afternoon in exchange for 5 years of worry free sex.

  5. #735
    Vajrastorm Guest

    Default RE: Very curious about IUD's that are so popular now

    I have the Mirena.

    I *love* it.

    I was terrified of IUDs before having dd. I used to tease a friend of mine about the UFO in her uterus. Then after dd was born I was even MORE afraid of getting pregnat. :P I can't tolerate BCP or other hormonal methods. While the Mirena does have hormones, they are released directly into the uterus and so they don't have the same system wide effects.

    I spotted on and off for a month after insertion. It was mildly annoying but not a problem. I am one of the lucky people not having periods - I do get some very mild spotting as a period once in a blue moon, but it is a pantyliner level of spotting.

    I also liked that the Mirena helps prevent fertilization as well as implantation.

    The insertion was unpleasant, but I'll happily take one uncomfortable afternoon in exchange for 5 years of worry free sex.

  6. #736
    Vajrastorm Guest

    Default RE: Very curious about IUD's that are so popular now

    I have the Mirena.

    I *love* it.

    I was terrified of IUDs before having dd. I used to tease a friend of mine about the UFO in her uterus. Then after dd was born I was even MORE afraid of getting pregnat. :P I can't tolerate BCP or other hormonal methods. While the Mirena does have hormones, they are released directly into the uterus and so they don't have the same system wide effects.

    I spotted on and off for a month after insertion. It was mildly annoying but not a problem. I am one of the lucky people not having periods - I do get some very mild spotting as a period once in a blue moon, but it is a pantyliner level of spotting.

    I also liked that the Mirena helps prevent fertilization as well as implantation.

    The insertion was unpleasant, but I'll happily take one uncomfortable afternoon in exchange for 5 years of worry free sex.

  7. #737
    Vajrastorm Guest

    Default RE: Very curious about IUD's that are so popular now

    I have the Mirena.

    I *love* it.

    I was terrified of IUDs before having dd. I used to tease a friend of mine about the UFO in her uterus. Then after dd was born I was even MORE afraid of getting pregnat. :P I can't tolerate BCP or other hormonal methods. While the Mirena does have hormones, they are released directly into the uterus and so they don't have the same system wide effects.

    I spotted on and off for a month after insertion. It was mildly annoying but not a problem. I am one of the lucky people not having periods - I do get some very mild spotting as a period once in a blue moon, but it is a pantyliner level of spotting.

    I also liked that the Mirena helps prevent fertilization as well as implantation.

    The insertion was unpleasant, but I'll happily take one uncomfortable afternoon in exchange for 5 years of worry free sex.

  8. #738
    Vajrastorm Guest

    Default RE: Very curious about IUD's that are so popular now

    I have the Mirena.

    I *love* it.

    I was terrified of IUDs before having dd. I used to tease a friend of mine about the UFO in her uterus. Then after dd was born I was even MORE afraid of getting pregnat. :P I can't tolerate BCP or other hormonal methods. While the Mirena does have hormones, they are released directly into the uterus and so they don't have the same system wide effects.

    I spotted on and off for a month after insertion. It was mildly annoying but not a problem. I am one of the lucky people not having periods - I do get some very mild spotting as a period once in a blue moon, but it is a pantyliner level of spotting.

    I also liked that the Mirena helps prevent fertilization as well as implantation.

    The insertion was unpleasant, but I'll happily take one uncomfortable afternoon in exchange for 5 years of worry free sex.

  9. #739
    Vajrastorm Guest

    Default RE: Very curious about IUD's that are so popular now

    I have the Mirena.

    I *love* it.

    I was terrified of IUDs before having dd. I used to tease a friend of mine about the UFO in her uterus. Then after dd was born I was even MORE afraid of getting pregnat. :P I can't tolerate BCP or other hormonal methods. While the Mirena does have hormones, they are released directly into the uterus and so they don't have the same system wide effects.

    I spotted on and off for a month after insertion. It was mildly annoying but not a problem. I am one of the lucky people not having periods - I do get some very mild spotting as a period once in a blue moon, but it is a pantyliner level of spotting.

    I also liked that the Mirena helps prevent fertilization as well as implantation.

    The insertion was unpleasant, but I'll happily take one uncomfortable afternoon in exchange for 5 years of worry free sex.

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