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  • Dec 2, 2007, 10:39 PM
    infatuated with my kids
    Does removing an IUD stop ovulation
    My baby is almost 10 months old, and I am activley breast feeding. In June, I stopped taking the minipill and had a mirena IUD inserted; within 10 days I ovulated. (By the way this is the third time I use the mirena IUD, and I always continue ovulating right through it but never got pregnant on it.) Anyway, I continued ovulating and getting my periods on time, but the spotting and inability to loose weight really bothered me so I took it out in September. Two days after it was out, I got what seemed like my period, then after that, nothing. I think I'm not ovulating anymore, its been 3 months and it doesn't make sense to me that removing the IUD makes me stop ovulating, especially since I've always ovulated even when I've had it in.
    I need to ovulate so I can stop being so irritable, so I can feel like myself again, so I can start losing weight, and so I can get back on my natural family planning method... please help!!
    Are there any natural remedies or something that can kickstart my cycles or can "restart" me?
    Thanks
  • Dec 3, 2007, 01:27 AM
    charlotte234s
    It shouldn't stop ovulation.. talk to your doctor about your cycle, they may be able to give you hormones to start ovulation.
  • Dec 3, 2007, 07:13 AM
    macksmom
    So are you not having a period anymore either?
  • Dec 21, 2007, 09:58 AM
    everlastingillusion
    You sure you're not pregnant?
  • Dec 21, 2007, 10:37 AM
    J_9
    The IUD has nothing at all to do with ovulation, whether that it is inserted or removed has no bearing on ovulation. The IUD simply makes the uterus a hostile environment for implantation to occur should fertilization take place.

    Now, how do you know you are not ovulating? Are your periods out of whack?

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