Shauna
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KB :
Out was easy. 1, 2, 3 & one second of slight pressure and done!
2025-07-20 15:15:14
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tj :
out is easy. they had me cough and they pulled.
2025-07-21 18:43:04
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Kayla n Enzo ♒️ ♎️ :
I was on depo for 10 years. When I went off of it I went natural and the hormone change/influx triggered a life altering migraines era. of course the Dr's say there is no connection but I have spoken to soo many patients who had a sudden hormone change due to birth control or menopause and thats when they started having migraines too. I really hope this is not your experience too because I dont know that there is really a way to prevent it.
2025-07-20 16:10:15
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Katie :
i had mine out when we worked together! it was an adjustment but it was fine haha. it takes a few months to feel normal again with the hormone changes. I felt better on the pill than any other form i’ve tried but i’m currently not using anything.
2025-07-20 23:45:16
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Justsomebody :
My last doctor was a saint! She said cough and I did and next thing I knew it she was holding it up for me to see. didn't feel a thing!
2025-07-20 15:09:58
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Emilie :
My first IUD had to be surgically removed bc it had embedded itself. Second one came out easy peasy compared to the first one. I went with no BC after that and honestly I didn't even notice a difference in hormones other than getting a period again.
2025-07-20 15:16:23
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DM life embodiment coach🌸 :
I took my Copper out bc of the side effects and more I track my cycle. I love it ❤️
2025-07-20 18:52:36
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Sl0wburning :
ask for a stop gap if youre worried about the pain, my dr gave a shot and I didnt feel it at all. I had 3 painful attempts to get it out because it was embedded uhh where it wasnt supposed to be. I felt sooo much better! the kylena was making me insane
2025-07-20 15:10:02
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TheLemonadeStanders :
Get it out you’ll feel sooo much better it does hurt a little bit but it’s worth being you and all you. I hope it went well love. 🫶🏻
2025-07-22 21:48:59
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rebelheartsociety :
It was painful. Did it twice. It’s not fun but you can do it.
2025-07-21 01:56:45
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The_Distinguished_Prince :
I am so glad I got it out despite the pain. Everything improved for me after I got it out, I felt a lot less numb 💕
2025-07-21 14:13:34
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Beautifulsynchronicity :
which one do you have paraguard is a non issue
2025-07-20 14:53:06
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TKay :
Out was easyyyyyy. I just coughed lol
2025-07-20 14:53:43
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Kaylie :
getting out is way better than getting it put in. it hurt for like 20 minutes, and some ibuprofen, wasn't bad.
2025-07-20 14:51:20
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Renee :
it wasn't so bad. uncomfortable but short lived.
2025-07-20 15:21:07
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hule :
Out is super easy. Slight cramp and you’re done.
2025-07-20 15:09:14
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Paige :
Out was easy. Reinsert was a little tougher than first time in. But out, or at least the process, was easy. I can’t speak to out and not being replaced.
2025-07-20 15:14:34
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Sean :
It was really easy, he pulled it and it hurt really bad for two seconds but the pain faded as soon as it was done.
2025-07-20 15:39:56
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Blondie5012 :
Got it out and pregnant 2 weeks later. I had the one without hormones. I got the IUD to not have artificial hormones surging through my body. Only birth control I’d use or recommend to someone.
2025-07-21 04:13:52
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Katie || AngstAttack :
Got my Kyleena out on 7/7/25 after 3yr 10mo! I regret nothing, every day has been a blessing compared to the side effects of my IUD. I have sensitive bits up in there, I felt NOTHING of it being removed, Provider had me cough as she pulled, it was easy and I wish I'd done it sooner. All I felt was the speculum, some mild cervix touches, then her applying tension on the strings prior to pulling. Prepare for the "mirena crash", progesterone withdrawal is a journey for some women! Here are the symptoms I compiled from dozens of ladies, after IUD removal, on reddit; insomnia, oversleeping (10, 12 hr a day), fatigue, brain fog, stomach issues (pain, acid, nausea, diarrhea, constipation), mood swings (rage, sobbing, despair), itchy all over, loss of appetite, dizziness, hot flashes, headaches / migraines, lymph node swelling (commonly armpit), flu-like body aches, shortness of breath, anxiety, depression. They all said 2-4 months of symptoms, which makes sense since all of our systems need 3-6 months to return to normal. Some had symptoms quickly, others after a week. For me specifically (mild tmi, maybe, but transparency matters); I have a couple of random zits, mild brain fog (also a dyslexic, so who knows), I need mid day naps - I'm a sleepy bitch for an extra 3-5 hours, I get hot flashes at night and yeet my blankets off which means I'm sleeping 5-7 hours instead of 8, I have period style cravings but I'm also spotting so it makes sense, spotting flow is just beyond what I trust panty liners to catch, I have a bit more gas than usual, I had a random vertigo moment yesterday for a few minutes - unsure if related but it's possible. The spotting and need for sleep have been since the following day, the rest has slowly developed. On the upside ... my psoriasis is clearing up, I think my acid reflux problem is not as bad, my migraines seem to be less frequent too, and of course - I'm not being shivved by a T shaped plastic demon anymore! For two weeks, today, I'll take it. Good luck, don't scare yourself with horror stories and the "what if" thoughts, go easy on your mind and body after removal ♥️💕🤞🏼
2025-07-20 16:20:41
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AboveAverageJen :
“I’m not planning on boning anybody”. 😂😂😂
2025-07-21 02:36:53
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