Can getting your IUD removed make your period late?
597002
The ideal time to have an IUD removed is DURING your period.\nThat is when the majority of gyn doctors will remove it, as your cervix is already open for them to do so.\nI had an IUD removed 2 months ago during a period on the first day it started, once the IUD was removed my period stopped and I did not get it again for 4 weeks.\nYou should be practicing another method of birth control until another IUD is placed if that is your choice~
54718
It feels like contractions.or sharp cramps but only last for few minutes. so if you ever given birth or had a bad monthly cycle you know that feeling. sort off. just like going in the iud will also cause you to have severe bleeding for a few days...
483389
Urination can not make an IUD come out because the urinary tract is not passing through the uterus. The uterus is where the IUD is implanted. It can, however, fall out during a period. It is easy to check though. The IUD has strings attached to it. Keep an eye on the strings. If you notice they get shorter it could mean that the IUd has become embedded. If the strings are missing then the IUD may have been expelled during a cycle. If you miss a period while on an IUD, you may want to take a pregnancy test. If you have any concerns about your IUD, call the clinic where you got it. The longer the IUD remains in place, the less likely it is that the uterus will reject the IUD and expel it. \nAn IUD has a 99.2-99.9% of effectiveness when used properly. It does not,however, prevent the transmission of STDs. \nHope this helps!
1165559
i had an IUD for 7 years.......i loved having it...but the thing i didn't like was that it made my periods extremely heavy and it lasted alot longer...before my IUD my period would last 2-3 days...after the IUD..it  would last for a week...cramps can be your body adjusting to the IUD....your body sense something foreign in it...so it's reacting by having cramps.......but if you have an unbearable pain....you should go to the doctor ASAP...it could be sifted or something, hence the pain...plus you are at a higher risk of TSS now because you have the IUD....i hope this helps...
313224
Some periods can go on 9 to 11 days.  It is perfectly normal.  But when was the last time you had it (IUD)checked?  That might make a difference.  But otherwise I wouldn't be alarmed.
892448
it will take a year before you might see a pattern. Depending on which IUD you have.\n\nPara Guard(non hormonal and 10 yrs) you might see an increase in flow and cramps and you might spot inbetween or skip a period\n\nMirena (hormones and 5 yrs) will decrease your flow and cramps and you might have an absence in period after a year!!! but also normal to skip periods with this one
529181
Your period is probably just being irregular. At 17 your body hasn't completely worked out all of the kinks that come along with periods, and yeah, you'll occasionally be late or skip a month. It could also be related to stress or being sick (if you have been recently). I wouldn't worry about it.\n\nHowever, it wouldn't be a bad idea to go to a gynecologist anyways and get checked out, and maybe put on birth control if irregular periods are a problem.
1131823
Stress, is a BIG factor in why your period may be late...if you are truly worried though, make an appt with your doctor.  Those tests are not always correct.
792182
yeah your periods just go all over the place after you have taken it.  you might wait ages for a period, or you might get a period for ages.  If it goes past 10 days tho go and see a Dr.  Your next period will also come when it feels like and it may take a couple of cycles to get into a routine again.
784878
Everyone's period after depo is different.  Ask a hundred people and you'll get a hundred different opinions.  You may bleed longer for the first couple of periods, but other people do just fine coming off depo.  If you bleed longer than 7 days, call your gynecologist.
607845
If u havent had sex then u have nothing to worry about! Most times stress affects our bodies so much that we don't get periods. for me it has been about 3 weeks late and i have not had sex so am not worried. In my job, i travell alot so that causes me to miss periods some times so you need to try to relieve urself from that stress and maybe u could get the period. SOme times u miss the whole month!!!!
605523
First it would help to know your age, and wether or not you have had unprotected sex.  If you are younger, in your teens, having a late period is relatively normal as your cycle is not regular yet.  However, if you are 20's or older, your cycle should be a bit more regular - (but can still be off).  What I am wondering about though is the fact that you are cramping.  If the cramps are coming from one side only, or are traveling up to your shoulder and back down (called a shoulder strap cramp - like the strap of your purse) you could have an ectopic pregnancy - or "tubal" pregnancy.  If the cramps persist, and you still have not had a period by the end of the week, do another pregnancy test. Or better yet, get into your Dr. and have her check it out.  Hope this helps...
670381
I have a Mirena IUD and I love mine!  The first month I got it, I have really bad cramps, but after that, I was fine.  My periods are very light now, I don't have cramps, my periods last 3 days, and best of all, I don't have to worry about becoming pregnant! : )  My Dr. didn't inform me of any serious complication...I haven't had any.  I had my IUD put in Nov. 05.  \nThere's lots of info. on their website. www.mirena.com
899197
NO\nstress will make you be late.\nand a women's body changes as you get older and your cycle will change. Not to scare you but you should see a Dr. if you don't start soon.
868154
no it should not mess up your period.  Your period should come on time no matter what or how much you have sex.  sometimes periods can be a day late or two from stress, but anymore than 3 or 4 days and honey.. it's time to take a pregnancy test. (they sell them at dollar stores so don't pay a lot) \n\ngood luck either way.  always practice SAFE sex and use condoms.
420127
When a woman ceases to menstruate (in those cases not related to pregnancy or depo provera), that's actually her body giving a very strong signal that something is WRONG with her body.\n\nHere are some conditions during which a woman might cease to menstruate:\n1. She's underweight\n2. She's seriously ill, particularly with uterine disorders, but others things, too\n3. She's extra stressed-out\n4. She has a hormonal dysfunction\n\nAnyway, while having your period may seem like an inconvenience to you, it's actually one of nature's many ways of letting you know that your body is in working order. Trust me, you will miss your period on those months where she happens to be absent or late. And if you're sexually active, chances are you'll even freak out if she doesn't show up on time.
945907
I'm on my second Mirena (they have to be replaced every 4-5 years), and I really like it.  The first months involved sporadic bleeding, but nothing excessive, and now I don't get periods...just spotting for 1-2 days a month.  I must admit that my skin has changed a little since I've had it though, I get blackheads and have unwanted facial hair that I didn't before, but that may be due to aging.\nHowever, I've just been diagnosed with a rather large ovarian cyst and from what I've read, the Mirena may have something to do with that (augments your chances of developing a cyst by 3).\n\nI have one friend who has one and likes it and has a story similar to mine, but from what I've heard, it is one of those 'love it or hate it' things.