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September 19th, 2009 at 7:08 pm
I have one – a copper one. Some months, I love it, but some months my period is just plain evil and I think “man, if its like this next month, this sucker is being taken out”. It was only $80….which was covered by my health plan, as compared to like 3 or 4 hundred for minera. That’s an amazing deal for birthcontrol! And I really wanted to get away form hormones for a bit. It’s been good, generally, in that it’s just *there* and I never really have to think about it. I will sick out the IUD route for birthcontrol in the future – but I think I will choose minera next time. All of my friends on minera are extremely happy with it. Extremely happy.
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Shasta
reply on September 21st, 2009 8:19 am:
Red,
Thank you so much for the comment
I just got off the phone with our insurance (Blue Cross) and fortunately they cover 100% of the cost of the Mirena, which is lucky for me. I hadn’t even considered that it wouldn’t be covered by OHIP, considering sex-change surgery is! Yeesh! Not that I have anything against sexual re-assignment, but I’m surprised that something as significant as that is covered, and yet regular birth control is not (tubal ligation is, which surprised me).
How often do you check the threads on yours?
Thanks again for the comment and for sharing you opinion with me.
XO
Shasta
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September 21st, 2009 at 6:58 am
Delurking here to say – I’ve had a Mirena IUD for about two years ago. I’m generally happy with it, except I have to eat yogurt every single day (or not have sex) or I get frequent low-grade yeast infections. Otherwise it’s great – my period’s lightened up to the point where panty liners take care of it.
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Shasta
reply on September 21st, 2009 8:22 am:
Lorelie,
Thank you so much for delurking to share with me your IUD experience. I’m curious if you were at all prone to yeast infections before you got your Mirena? I only ask because on one hand I have friends who often get yeast infections ‘for no reason’ while I’ve only ever had ONE, which was due to a bad decision during sex (no ass-to-vagina, take it from me).
Thanks for the tip about the yogurt. As much as I don’t really like it, I think I could stand eating it every day if it meant not having to fuss with condoms. Everything is a trade-off, I suppose.
That barely-there period thing sounds awesome!
I’m wondering how long you had irregular bleeding for after you had it inserted (if at all)?
XO
Shasta
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September 22nd, 2009 at 1:55 pm
this has absolutely nothing to do with IUDs, just clearing up the misconception that sex-reassignment surgery is covered by Ontario’s health insurance. absolutely NO part of the process – mastectomy or implants, genital reconstruction, hormonal treatment, psychotherapy – is covered under provincial insurance.
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September 24th, 2009 at 10:40 pm
I am not sure if I am too late to respond.
I have tried 2 different types of IUDs.
The first time I had the cooper IUD. I hated it! My monthly was sooo heavy and the cramps were horrible. Hubby was able to feel the wires every time we did had sex.
I recently (back in June) got the Mirena IUD put in. I could not tell you the last time I had my period. Maybe July-ish. LOL. This time, there has not been a complaint yet. But I do like it.
Both insertions of the IUD were different as well. I have taken advil before each of the procedures.
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Shasta
reply on September 25th, 2009 7:50 am:
Cherry,
It’s never too late to comment! Thank you for taking a moment to share your experience with me.
I’m pretty excited to try Mirena. The copper IUD’s just sound like they would make my already-heavy periods unbearable!
XO
Shasta
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September 27th, 2009 at 11:25 am
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September 28th, 2009 at 3:24 am
Saw this on Erosblog. I don’t really know how relevant it is to your getting one but I thought it was neat.
http://www.beautifulcervix.com/cervix-photo-galleries/age-25-entire-cycle-with-iud/
This woman takes pictures of cervix’s during their menstrual cycles/other times and she had one of a woman with an iud.
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September 30th, 2009 at 2:26 pm
Little behind the power curve on answering your questions, aren’t I?
No, I was not prone to yeast infections prior to the IUD. I’d had about three in my life – when I made the same mistake you did, and the first times I went sans condom with my husband and an ex-boyfriend.
I think the irregular bleeding lasted something like four months. They were just periods that weren’t as clock work as I used to be – three or six weeks between instead of four.
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