My body had just "expelled" my Mirena 5 weeks after insertion. GP booked me in for another appointment to have refitted.
Am I chasing a pipe-dream - or has anyone successfully had a Mirena after their body has rejected/expelled one?
Bit of background:
Last month I had a new Mirena coil. Had previously had a copper one but switched to Mirena as thinking about HRT.
Anyway, previous, copper coil fitted a few years back at Hysteroscopy clinic as GP tried but couldn't get it in. I have retroverse and retrograde uterus - hence sent to clinic. V lovely and experience consultant said it took some work to get in the right place - but he did it. Took a while. He double, double checked it was fitted correctly.
This time - with the Mirena - the consultant at the clinic was a patronising, condescending arse just popped it in with a complacent "There you go, and I didn't even need the camera".
5 weeks on I have just had to have said Mirena removed at the GP surgery as strings hanging out of my body, bleeding like anything and cramping since Saturday.
I am sooooo hoping next appointment/attempt will work. Or does rejecting it mean not going to work - that my body will now automatically fight it? I previously "successfully" had a Mirena about 10/12 years ago. Only for 6 months as was for heavy periods and not helping them (the periods now been sorted as underactive thyroid treatment fixed that). Has anyone gone from expelling to keeping hold of?