many thanks
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Hi All.
I posted 4 months ago as a guest. I had heavy bleeding after a year with the
merina and went to see the gyne. On my initial exam I was informed that I had a
meoma (small benign growth) on side of my uterus wall, but I was aware of this
from before and have never had any problems before. Before the Merina my Gyne
told me that this growth might cause the heavy bleeding and therefore I decided
on the merina, which was supposed to fix this problem. Well in a nutshell, I
was taken to surgery to remove the small (+/-1.5 cm) growth (as we thought this
was the cause of my bleeding problems). It turned out that the
"small" growth was a bit bigger than expected (5cm) and it had to be
cut in half to remove. Due to the surgery my womb was still a bit tender and
the Merina could not be re-inserted in the theatre, but only 4 weeks later in
the doctor’s rooms. I've had the Merina in again now for +/- 3 months and so
far so good. I still have regular periods, but they are very light. The irony
of the whole story is that with the original growth I probably would not have
been able to have any children anyway as the Gyne said there would not be enough
space in my womb for the growth and the foetus. As I don’t want to have
children and this was one of the main motivators for having the merina
inserted, it is a bit Ironic. The merina had moved a little and had punctured
the growth and that was the cause of the original heavy bleeding.
I do feel a bit bloated ad my breasts are very tender, but otherwise I am very
happy with my merina. The second insertion after the surgery was a bit more painful
than the first, but it was probably because my womb was still a bit tender
after the op. with my last check-up 7 weeks after insertion, the strings have
unfortunately moved up and this will probably only become an issue when I have
to remove it again (4years and 8 months from now) so I'll worry about it then.
Hope this helps some of the questions out there
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