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Mirena

Hi all,

I am pre op and I have the Mirena. I am nervous that after the surgery, I will get pregnant. Anyone have any advice for me. Hopefully no pregnancy stories and Mirena is fine, lol but I need to know the bad with the good. Not that pregnancy is bad, just not the right time for me now.

Thank you

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    So what's going on? Are they making you take the IUD out? I have Mirena too, so I really want to know. I could be wrong but I'm just assuming that one has nothing to do with the other. They should be working on your stomach, not your uterus.

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    I've had Mirena for 7 years. There was no issue with it after the surgery.



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    No I can keep it in but I heard it becomes less effective



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