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Posted at 3:25 PM on Aug 19, 2008 by ilovetc007, #33609
Most of us that use this seem to have it inserted soon after delivering our babies. Therefore it makes us wonder if it is postpartum depression or the IUD. I had mind inserted on Aug 1 2008. I started back to work on Aug 4, 12 weeks postpartum. I kept thinking I was feeling so tired, depressed, tons of anxiety, basically not like myself at all, because of my new schedule of being a working mom. Well it has been only about 3 weeks and everyday I feel dizzy and tired at work. I have ridiculous anxiety that people are going to try to turn my baby against me. I have constant anxiety about my mother in law, when before she never really bothered me. I would consider myself severely depressed a lot of the time. We all have so many changes going on with having children but it does seem that it might be the IUD. I'll probably have it removed because I would rather have more children than be worthless to my family. I wanted to wait 5 years before having number 2... but do I want to be depressed and anxious all the time during my sons baby years? No thanks!
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Reply about 1 year ago on Aug 19, 2008 by fsrosy05, #11336

I myself experience something like it . With being a afraid of my home, and with my baby. Fear of something but didnt know what. I had the mirena for 7 months and had it removed I currently recoving. Have some energy back, able to do task around the house. I'm smiling again but not completely 100 % but I do see some hope. I do know now I wasnt going crazy!!! It was the mirena even doug dr's dont want to admit it. Good Luck

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Reply about 1 year ago on Aug 19, 2008 by red1964, #11351

I have to think that it all relates to a hormone imbalance. While some may be recently postpartum, I had almost all of the same symptoms as everyone else posting here....and my "baby" will be 13 in a few months! After having it removed, I immediately went into menopause (I'm 43 and had been having regular periods prior to the Mirena) so maybe fluctuating hormones, whether from recent childbirth or perimenopause, makes the side effects worse? In any case, I could not handle the problems....6 months post-removal and I am almost "recovered" .... except for the menopause thing, of course! :-) No recovery from that!

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Reply about 1 year ago on Sep 17, 2008 by katieinbicester, #12426

Hi there sorry to hear your feeling so bad. My name is Katie and i believe you are suffering with Post natal depression (ofte nothing to do with baby though). I have suffered with PND for two years and had many of the symptoms you describe, i also had the coil fitted about 6 months ago and still feel the same. The Mirena coils hormones are only local, i.e. just affect the lining of your womb, i had this so i wouldnt have to take the pill and throw any more hormones in with the problems i already have with depression. There is so much support out there that you will never know about until you go to see your doctor or health visitor, much of it has helped me no end. best wishes katie

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