I just got my Mirena out a week ago (after 7 years, I was on my second one) and started on the pill. I was experiencing some pain when my sexy boyfriend would give me the business... We've been together 2 years. He's wonderfully large and I would have to stop him from going all the way in sometime for fear of pain. Which is, lets face it, no fun AT ALL.
But, we had sex last night and it was effin MAGICALLLLLLLLLLL no more pain at all, just bliss and ecstasy. He was so happy we were both comfortable, mmmmm. Can't wait until next time.
I also had the IUD put in a few weeks ago and have been experiencing light bleeding after sex.. Not just sex with my husband but after masterbation also.. the bleeding is heaviest after masterbation with only clitoral stimulation. I attributed this at first to the fact that the IUD was placed in at the time of a surgical abortion and that maybe my uterus was still emptying out, however its been long enough now where it should have been cleared out totally a while ago. I'm making an appointment to have mine removed because I fear its not as safe as I was told by my GYN. Also, my husband is experiencing the piercing feelings of the strings and can barely stand to have sex with me.
Getting horribly poked and not even fully penetrating her. Cannot go all in because I tried and I felt it go into my urethral opening and boy was I in the house of pain! She is thinking of taking it out completely. Don't know if that is a great idea.
She shouldn't get it out. She should go in with her finger and feel for the strings that are there so she can check that it's in place (that's what your are feeling). Then what she can do is push the strings up with her finger. It may take a little finagling but it'll work. Then you shouldn't feel the wires poking you anymore.
I had Mirena for a few months when I started experiencing pain/ unbearable cramps when I was sitting and or cross my legs. The doctor said the IUD would not cause that pain. I had various exams, ultrasounds, x-rays done and nothing came out. I had the IUD removed but while I no longer hurt when I sit, now sex is extremely painful during deep penetration. The only way I don’t feel sharp pain is when I’m on top. It feels like he is hitting my ovaries or something. In fact, the pain is the same I felt when the IUD was inserted. I’m afraid I will never enjoy sex again without experiencing pain.
I had this problem when I had mine inserted 12/13... my vagina was a mess... raw, peeling, awful... wet watery discharge... it subsided.. but the other problems continue... I will have mine removed this Friday after one year of use.
I had my Mirena inserted 12/2013, I had bad side effects right out of the gate that included a raw feeling vagina, with wet watery discharge.. chin hair, acne and constant light bleeding... the doctor said this may not be the right birth control for me... after our discussion I decided to give it some time for my body to adapt... It did to some of the issues and I thought at first I'm glad I stuck it out... then here I am almost a year later... lower back pain that wakes me out of my sleep, pain in the lower right front area every day (maybe a potential cyst). Daily light discharge, my hair is falling out more than normal... continual chin hair growth (even though I had lazer a few years ago) I tweeze every day... light bleeding after sex and the final straw... after not not having sex since July, and having sex again with my new boyfriend recently... excruciating pain... as though he is in my uterus which is impossible but it feels that way... the pain carries over into the next few days... I had the conversation with my boyfriend and he said he can see the pain in my eyes...
I have seen different doctors not connected to the the IUD for my severe lower back pain.. then it dawned on me today... I rechecked the Mirena side effects... I have quite a few of the rare side effects. The IUD is coming out Friday... the only way I will know if the IUD is responsible is to have it removed and to see how it goes.
Note, I am 43, (age matters, your body changes with age), I never had a pregnancy/or gave birth, I had a virgin cervix and uterus until the IUD insertion, my cycle was light and like clock work before the IUD, now I have no cycle and have intense cramping every now and then. The IUD was originally for women who had children, there cervix and uterus have been dilated... women without children may have a different experience due to never having given birth. Insertion is also usually more painful for women who haven't had children.
THE BOTTOM LINE, we MUST listen to our bodies, if we feel something is wrong do what it takes to make it right... while it has been great not having a period and not worrying about when I can have sex, it's not worth the pain and suffering I have been experiencing... I hope to find that the removal of the IUD will help my body get back to it's normal healthy state... fingers crossed. I will be relieved to find out if the IUD is the cause.. if not I will continue on my path to figure out what else it can be.
P.S. It does take some time for your body to adapt to the IUD... a few months at least after the insertion.. be patient.. if you don't find an improvement then rethink the next step. As well the men who say they feel it... not possible unless the strings are too short... look at an image of an inserted IUD... there is no way a man can get into the uterus to feel the actual IUD... Just not possible... it is all the way up in there.. not a penis zone...
Good luck everyone.