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I have had my Mirena for coming up on 5yrs and I have never had any problems but this month I have?

Asked: 24 Oct 2014 by Ladik0706
Updated: 26 October 2014
Topics: mirena, peri-ds, period

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... had two periods should I be worried?

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StephanieAlice 27 Oct 2014

I would most definitely call your OB/GYN. Ask to speak to a nurse, and if they think you should see the doctor, they'll schedule an appointment.

In my experience with IUDs, they can make you spot or bleed more than normal.

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delilahbelle 27 Oct 2014

Isn't five years the longest time you can have mirena in?

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