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pregnant on the coil?
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Lyndsay_21
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I am really worried i am on the non hormone coil and have been on it about 2/3 months and its the first time i've had it i was on the injection before.
yesterday one of my bobs where really sore i just put it down to one of the kids leaning on it too hard anyhoo this morning i went to the loo and i was bleeding and today both my boobs are very tender and feel very 'heavy'.
i have had a few light periods whilst on it but never had the tenderness before
i am really worried i am pregnant am i worrying over nothing or this is just a side affect of the coil?
yesterday one of my bobs where really sore i just put it down to one of the kids leaning on it too hard anyhoo this morning i went to the loo and i was bleeding and today both my boobs are very tender and feel very 'heavy'.
i have had a few light periods whilst on it but never had the tenderness before
i am really worried i am pregnant am i worrying over nothing or this is just a side affect of the coil?
Other women want a boob job. Honey the only silicone i'm interested in is on a 12 cup muffin tray, preferably shaped like little hearts 

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this may be a lingering side effect of the injection, i used to have it and it took ages before my body was back to it's normal rythms.
However, you may well be pregnant, i know quite a few people who have had a coil baby so i would suggest doing a pregnancy test.
Were your perids back to normal before this?I don't get nearly enough credit for not being a violent psychopath.0 -
tbh i dont really remember the days of normal periods my DD is 5 and DS 4 and i've had the injection for the past 4 yrs so no periods whatsoever.
OH says i'm panicking!!Other women want a boob job. Honey the only silicone i'm interested in is on a 12 cup muffin tray, preferably shaped like little hearts0 -
I've not had the injection, but I have had the coil. I'm no expert, but it sounds to me a bit like your first 'real' period since coming off the hormones...I went straight from the pill to a coil and found it a real shock when my periods went back to normal, as they were very heavy and I had more 'real' PMT type symptoms. Sore boobs, bloating, etc.
For peace of mind, I'd probably do a pregnancy test just to rule it out. My youngest sister was conceived while my mum had a coil, so it can happen...but it is a very reliable form of contraception (some say more reliable than condoms....)
Take care
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I'm sorry to say this but I had a Mirena coil fitted about 12yrs ago and fell pregnant within 2 months but sadly I miscarried. It was taken out the same time as the D&C as obviously it didnt work for me.
PP
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Just to add some balance - coil has worked for me for 11 years - I swear by it. And I don't know anyone who has become pregnant with one. However, I do recall that the chances of an ectopic pregnancy are slightly higher with a coil as it is extremely rare for a fertilised egg to become attached to the womb, so for that reason, i would also suggest a test to anyone who's period is late whilst having a coil fitted.
"Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored." Aldous Huxley.
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crystaltipps wrote: »Just to add some balance - coil has worked for me for 11 years - I swear by it. And I don't know anyone who has become pregnant with one. However, I do recall that the chances of an ectopic pregnancy are slightly higher with a coil as it is extremely rare for a fertilised egg to become attached to the womb, so for that reason, i would also suggest a test to anyone who's period is late whilst having a coil fitted.
Thats what I had sorry an Ectopic.
PP
xxTo repeat what others have said, requires education, to challenge it,requires brains!FEB GC/DIESEL £200/4 WEEKS0 -
Pregnant on the coil?
OOO yes.:rolleyes:
He's now 6.:D
Couldn't have it removed either, so it came out when he was born.
Progressed to a more *permenant* method of contraception:o
Or, OH has anyway :rotfl:Autism Mum Survival Kit: Duct tape, Polyfilla, WD40, Batteries (lots of),various chargers, vats of coffee, bacon & wine.0 -
Pregnancy is very unlikely if an IUD is in place. Use a home pregnancy test, these are very reliable if used properly and widely available (eg at 24-hr supermarkets) so there is no sense in delaying.
In the very very very unlikely event you have conceived, go back to the FP clinic / wheever it was you had the IUD inserted. They wil be able to advise you further. Doing nothing is not an option, you need some peace of mind.Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
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Sounds to me like your hormones are settling down after the jag and then having no artificial hormones in you. Like the others do a pregnancy test if you are really worried but I really think it is just your body adjusting.0
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None of us here can tell you whether we think your pregnant or not you really need to take a pregnancy test that way you will know for sure.2012 wins! can of deodorant, a personalised Bean, craft show tickets, Top Gear Live Tickets, Case of sourz fusion0
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