Scheduled For Mirena IUS Insertion, History Of Pulmonary Emboli, Basliar Migraine, Factor V Laiden. How Safe Is It To Use IUS?
good afternoon, I am about to have a Mirena IUS inserted this wednesday. I have a history of pulmonary emboli, basliar migraine and Factor V Leiden mutation . I have been doing some research into the side effects of the Mirena IUS and have been horrified by the number of women who have had severe side effects - how safe is it?
Hi there, Considering your history of many medical problems, its a very good option for you to consider Mirena IUS. Mirena is very effective both as a contraceptive and to reduce heavy menstrual bleeding. It causes absence of periods after 1 year of use in 90% of women using it. Which is a welcome relief for a lot of women. Some women have erratic spotting in the initial few months but this subsides after 3-6 moths and most women are comfortable with it. You should definitely consider it. Hope this helps. Regards.
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Scheduled For Mirena IUS Insertion, History Of Pulmonary Emboli, Basliar Migraine, Factor V Laiden. How Safe Is It To Use IUS?
Hi there, Considering your history of many medical problems, its a very good option for you to consider Mirena IUS. Mirena is very effective both as a contraceptive and to reduce heavy menstrual bleeding. It causes absence of periods after 1 year of use in 90% of women using it. Which is a welcome relief for a lot of women. Some women have erratic spotting in the initial few months but this subsides after 3-6 moths and most women are comfortable with it. You should definitely consider it. Hope this helps. Regards.