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I want my coil out tomorrow (got it in today)

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whyisiikethis · 30/06/2022 23:25

Hi all,

MNHQ please feel free to move thread if this isn't the right place.

I had my Minera coil in today to help with my periods but I had no idea a) how much it would hurt both at the time and after, I hobbled out of the room and cried most of the evening, felt very ill afterwards etc. B), I had no idea how invasive it would feel in terms of mental health- I've been assaulted before and I've found this very triggering. I know the physical pain/bleeding will die down but I cannot stand the way it's triggering my mental health, I very nearly went in after and asked for them to remove it but they were so nice and I thought it might just be my immediate reaction; it wasn't, I've had panic attacks all evening and I can't fall asleep. Aibu to ask for it to be removed asap, even if that's next week? I've never felt this way before (this intensely) but I know that I won't come around and that it's severely affecting my mental health. I'm so tempted to try and remove it myself but I can't bring myself to do it. TIA.

OP posts:
Ticketybooboo · 04/07/2022 19:20

Tilted uterus and extremely painful to get in, ended up going to the hospital for it to be inserted and discomfort for a few days but life changing period-wise. They were debilitating and now I don’t have them.

DiamanteDelia · 04/07/2022 19:21

KatVonlabonk · 04/07/2022 19:15

I'm on my third. For me it's been brilliant. The worse bit was fighting for mine to be fitted.
I think there clearly needs to be more research into why its straightforward for some women, and awful for others.

Op I'm sorry it's been so upsetting, I think making the appointment to have it removed is the best thing.

My gynae says that, in her experience, women with adenomyosis are more likely to have extreme pain (annoyingly as the mirena can be used as a treatment for adenomyosis). That's just her experience from her own work though, not a proper study.

Agree that more needs to be done on this- there's a tendency to dismiss women's pain that doesn't fit what doctors are told is normal as being all in the mind.

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