Hi everyone,
I'm really hoping someone has some light to shed on my predicament so here goes...
I had my copper IUD removed on 23rd December and my last period before this was 9th December. After I had my coil removed I bled for about a day but that was it and it wasn't like a period. Before removal, I always had either a 26 or 27 day cycle. I'm now late (just) although I've been having mild stomach cramps, backache, bloating and frequent urination for a few days (although these symptoms seem to have subsided today apart from the backache) but still no sign of my period. I've done 2 pregnancy tests but they were both negative and I wouldn't have expected to fall pregnant in the same month as my coil was removed although I know it's a possibility.
So my question are:-
1)Assuming I'm not pregnant already, should IUD removal (my IUD was the copper type with no hormones) affect your cycle in this way 2) As I bled when the IUD was removed (around the time I was ovulating) should I just assume that next month, being as we're trying to conceive, I'll ovulate at the same time as I would have done if the coil had stayed in or will I have to wait for my period and take it from there?
2) Being as we had unprotected sex both before and after the removal of the coil, could I be pregnant even with the bleeding when the coil was removed
I'm really confused and can't seem to find much out about this on the internet as most of the info is about the Mirena type IUD with the hormones. Any help / experiences would be much appreciated as I'm starting to get a bit worried that there's something wrong now.
Sorry for the long post
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jeanniejelly · 05/01/2010 15:06
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