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  • akndcks
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 7

    Essure: I am getting it done soon, positive advice??

    I am having Essure done in a few weeks. I am going in for the first appointment. I need to know all the right questions to ask. What do I need to know? And has anyone had an Essure done in Kansas- Hutchinson area????

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    • grayhermia
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 3

      I'm not in your area. It's a great procedure and though there are some negative stories on the internet, they are actually rare. I would advise you though to be absolutely certain you don't want kids. I really wish I had just gotten Meridian or something similar that lasts for 5 years before getting essure, because 4 years down the road I know wish I could have more children.

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      • swhite
        Junior Member
        • Sep 2010
        • 1

        Just essure fyi:

        I had essure done 2 years ago after 3 children, everything went really smooth. Went back for my x rays and everything was good. Well i am 18 weeks pregnant, my doctor is treating it as a normal pregnancy after she spoke to her essure rep, "because he assured her, that all the pregnancies after essure had no complications relating to the coils. I wonder how many pregnancies he is talking about.????

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        • CHANDLERS WISH
          • Mar 2008
          • 22440

          I had essure done in July. I could not have laproscopy due to adhesions from surgery when I was a baby. Everythign I have read says that most women had blocked tubes after


          Not trying to put you off But read the replies on this thread, it will give you a fantastic insight as to your question of what to ask..

          From reading that thread, I did my own re-search as well, and it appears that alot of Doctors are not trained properly, insert them in-correctly, some people have in-deed become pregnant, some suffering immensely afterwards..

          I've also read some that were successful, but they were once off posters that googled essure and one only that still had some mis-hap but it worked for her....

          Just as the above poster stated, she is pregnant, yet had the proceedure....

          I believe that they are still in the "testing" stages in reality and are trying hard to get it out there more, so therefore, as I said, some Doctors aren't qualified enough to do it, then there is the prep before, and after...

          Please read the above link ...

          CW
          PUT A LITTLE 'LIKE' IN MY SOUL!

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          • akndcks
            Junior Member
            • Sep 2010
            • 7

            Thank you for all the advice. I had read those already. I am going in Monday, Oct. 4 to get the depo shot and to visit with the doctor. Then the next friday having the procedure. So I am not wasting any time for the depo shot to work. I am just curious can you have sex for the three months in waiting. Or would I even want to? I do have three kids. I have a 12 year old boy, almost 9 year old daughter, and a 6 year old daughter. I am SOOOOO sure we do NOT want anymore children. 3 is enough for us.

            I will keep you all informed as I go through my process. -AK

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            • Chloesmama
              Member
              • Sep 2010
              • 18

              anything seems to be normal when it comes to the Mirena, some people bleed more, some dont. Any time you experience more pain then usual, that could mean there is something wrong. I have the Mirena, since this July (2010) so i am a pretty "new" user, but i did develope a Ovarian Cyst, and that caused a lot of pain, but they recently did a ultrasound and showed that it went down, so now i am not having any pain from the Mirena. The Mirena contains Levongesterol, that is a hormone found in most birth control pills, it actully "relaxes" the Uterus, so heavy cramping and pain prob isnt considerd "normal" with the Mirena, and the Mirena messes up your bleeding, so infact you can go from no bleeding to some bleeding from time to time. I work in a mail order pharmacy, where we specialize in dispensing the Mirena so i know a lot about the product. But in any case, if you experience a lot of pain, deffently go see a dr.

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              • grayhermia
                Junior Member
                • Sep 2010
                • 3

                Yes, you can still have sex. My proceedure went smoothly, so I just cramped the first day. After that you should be back to normal. Even with the depo, I strongly suggest you use condoms (just incase) until after your three month check up and they okay your results.

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                • akndcks
                  Junior Member
                  • Sep 2010
                  • 7

                  Okay so I went in for the check up. I will have the procedure done on October 15. I am not even nervous now after speaking with the Doctor. She has done hundreds of Essure procedures. I am looking forward to next week.

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                  • operadiva
                    Junior Member
                    • Dec 2010
                    • 1

                    Me Too

                    I had a Mirena coil in for just under 3 months and I was turning into an emotional mess. Severe depression with suicidal thoughts, terrible acne, an terrible feeling of not being myself and being miserable all the time. I can't believe how much this stupid thing effected me. I had it removed today and already my head space has cleared remarkably!! It might work for some people, but it certainly didn't for me.

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                    • xxAbrownxx
                      Junior Member
                      • Dec 2010
                      • 1

                      Mirena Perforation Lawsuit

                      I have an Attorney in Oxford, MS. I live in Southaven, MS.

                      He is actively seeking cases against BAYER, the makers of Mirena. He wants people like me who had perforation, embedment, and or side effects NOT LISTED on Mirena's list.

                      I had my Mirena inserted November 2008. It perforated my uterus and is migrating around my abdomen slowly. I have xrays and CT scans to prove it.

                      Please contact me to discuss your symptoms. Mr Chiniche wants -real- cases against BAYER and not a Doctor. He believes like I do, perforation is NOT less that 1%. It's much higher and BAYER needs to take responsibility.

                      Contact A Brown: xxlovekatxxyahoo.com

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