What Are Disadvantages Of The Mirena IUD?

Are you considering having a Mirena IUD inserted? If so, you might want to take some of the side effects of this product into consideration.

Several women all over the world have experienced high levels of pain have the Mirena IUD was inserted, along with cramping and heavy bleeding. Not only were these problems experienced but also during the first months after they had the Mirena IUD inserted, they continued to spot in between their normal menstrual periods, which made it a lot more inconvenient.

There are several different bothersome side effects that can be experienced such as headaches, acne, mood changes, and a tender feeling in the breast area. One of the very rare side effects would include that of ovarian cysts. Some women have stated that after having the Mirena IUD inserted they had to deal with a great amount of pain in their lower abdomen area as well as problems with a backache.

Mirena IUDs are not a product that will protect you from coming into contact with a sexually transmitted infection. Therefore, you or your partner will still need to wear a condom to ensure you are protected.

The cost of the IUD might be an issue as well. Some health insurance companies might not choose to pay for something that is elective. Therefore, you might end up having to pay for it out of your own pocket.

You are also increasing your chances of getting a pelvic infection when your physician is inserting the IUD.