TMI: Redux

[myz_lilith]

Finally managed to make it to drop in centre to speak to nice doctor about sudden re-emergence of periods. As many people suggested, is definitely nothing to worry about and probably long term effect of switching from injection to implant. Two particularly good things:
1. I'm definitely still baby-proofed - she checked the implant and it's still all as it should be.
2. If I want to get rid of the periods again without going back to the injections, I can always switch to the IUD as that's guaranteed blood-free.

also

3. It appears to be spring outside.

Still have head full of PMT, but cheerful brain is fighting back :-)

(And thank you to everyone for helpful advice and sympathy!)

Comments

[ms-siobhan.livejournal.com]

I've known friends have an IUD fitted (not sure what kind as some are hormonal as well) and they were told they wouldn't have any bleedin g and they did.

I'm on a double dose of a POP and don't seem to be having any periods apart from occasional light spotting - it's great.

And before I forget as I've been meaning to say it for ages and keep forgetting - if you need your cv proofreading then give us a shout :-)

[pyropaws.livejournal.com]

I'd highly recommend the Mirena coil. It's the best thing I've tried, it didn't mess up my body as much as the pill had previously done and after the first 2 months I had no further bleeding.

Hope you feel better soon lovely *hugs*