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brittanymommy08
Nov 11, 2009, 07:37 PM
I need some information on the IUD.
I am having it put in three weeks and
I want some information on it, I have Google it
But you know how it is to find good information,
Wondering if anyone knows a good site.

Banner doing well. Still gettting use to having
Two kids at a time, it's different but well worth it
Going to town is a task, very tiring. Anyway
Thanks for all the support I had during my
Pregnancy. I have tried uploading pictures on here
But they haven't been any luck. I am very sorry.

By the way: my little girl just now will have anything to
Do with me. It took a week but glad she finally came around.
:)

Hope everyone having a wonderful week.

J_9
Nov 11, 2009, 07:39 PM
It all depends on which IUD you are getting placed. If you can tell me that, I can give you some info.

Glad everything is working out for you.

brittanymommy08
Nov 11, 2009, 07:46 PM
I don't know.
I didn't know there were
Different kinds. I just know
I want it put in the pill didn't work so
Good for me.

Mistique
Nov 11, 2009, 07:48 PM
Here is a link, which I am reading too :):

The Hormonal IUD (http://www.mybirthcontrol.ca/Contraceptivechoices/Multi-yearly/index.asp?C=4214540129159837963)

I am getting it done too and not sure (actually it was going to be my next question)... but I am hesitant on getting the hormonal (progesterone) one because the Depo-Provera (sp?) didn't go well with me (acne & weight gain). They say it's not the same.

J_9... what do you suggest? If you go with the non-hormonal type do you get your "regular" periods? And what are the side-effects of the hormonal replacement ones? Is it similar to the Depo?

J_9
Nov 11, 2009, 07:54 PM
J_9...what do you suggest? If you go with the non-hormonal type do you get your "regular" periods? and what are the side-effects of the hormonal replacement ones? Is it similar to the Depo?

The Mirena is very popular these days. It is a hormonal IUD, so it does carry some of the side effects of hormones, but not so much as the depo shot. But carries with it the risk of heavier bleeding and sometimes more discomfort with periods.

Home Page (http://www.mirena-us.com/)

Here is a site that gives some pretty good info on all types of IUDs.

Birth Control Information: IUD (http://www.epigee.org/guide/iud.html)

brittanymommy08
Nov 11, 2009, 07:55 PM
Oh the IUD that me and my doctor talked about is going into my arm,

stormey44
Nov 12, 2009, 06:24 AM
I had the para garud iud for like six months I had very heavy bleeding for three months then nothing for three months so I had it tookin out but everone is different o by the way I don't think it is a hormonal one it was a cooper one ucan have it placed in for ten years one

J_9
Nov 12, 2009, 06:43 AM
oh the IUD that me and my doctor talked about is going into my arm,

Hun, that's not an IUD. IUD stands for Intra Uterine Device. An IUD goes into your uterus.

brittanymommy08
Nov 12, 2009, 01:59 PM
Oh okay, :/ feels dumb

redhed35
Nov 12, 2009, 02:16 PM
For what its worth brittneymommy,I have an I.U.D, a mirena,and have found very little problems with it..

The doctor inserted it while I was on my period,sounds icky,but the cervics is soft and makes it easier...

She also measured my uterus,before inserting it...

The procedure is a little uncomforable... ( relax your knees!) and I felt a cramp... but the doctor was very professional and it was all over in a few minutes...

I went back 6 weeks later to get the position checked,and I check the string after sex,or every other week.

J_9
Nov 12, 2009, 03:25 PM
oh the IUD that me and my doctor talked about is going into my arm,

That would be the implant called Implanon.

Implanon: Welcome to Implanon-usa.com (http://www.implanon-usa.com/Consumer/index.asp?C=69481401299757407407)

I had the Norplant 15 years ago. Loved it!