What are typical problems with mirena?

Answer by  munkinmom (48)

Common side effects upon insertion include dizziness, feeling faint, and cramping. Many women experience changes in their menstrual periods. Periods may become lighter and irregular. 10% of women also experience cysts while on this medication.

Answer by  monkeyz (3150)

Common problems are expulsion from the uterus, pain, constant spotting, and ovarian cysts. About 10% of users will develop ovarian cysts.

Answer by  maggiec1179aolcom (754)

The first weeks with mirena can cause significant bleeding (like a heavy day of a period) along with cramping and feeling stomach sick.

Answer by  Epicnoob (5)

Typical problems with mirena are abdominal cramps, backaches and migraine attacks. Sometimes women who have mirena's get infections, or depressions: they experience everything as annoying. The amount of milk produced can get reduced and other tpyical problems are acne, anger attacks, sore breasts, stomach aches and abdominal pain after after sex.

Answer by  dar25 (123)

Mirena must be placed correctly or can lead to excessive cramps and bleeding. Immediately after placment, some women experience dizziness. The most typical change associated with taking mirena is a change in menstrual blood flow. For many women, mirena causes shorter menstrual cycles, and sometimes a total cessation of menstruation.