Mirena Information:

Buy Mirena (Levonorgestrel) Online. Mirena is a soft, flexible T shaped contraceptive Intrauterine Device (IUD) that when inserted by your doctor into the uterus will release small amount of hormone called levonorgestrel. Mirena does not contain any estrogen, therefore estrogen-related side effects will be minimal. The release of levonorgestrel into the uterus will make your cervical mucus thicker thus preventing the sperm into entering the uterus. Less menstrual bleeding over time caused by thinning of the lining of the uterus may also be experienced by patients having Mirena. Mirena should only be inserted by a Professional Healthcare Practitioner once every 5 years and can be removed anytime if desired to discontinue the birth control process. It should only be given to women who have been pregnant before. Mirena will not protect you from STDs.

Mirena Side Effects:

Since Mirena contains a small amount of hormone, some hormone-related side effects may be experience by patients such as headaches, nausea, abdominal cramps, acne, breast tenderness, weight gain, water retention. These side effects usually diminish after a couple of months use of Mirena. However, unusual side effects should be reported to your Doctor immediately.

Mirena Precautions:

It is advised to speak with your Doctor to determine if Mirena is IUD best suited for you. Some Health conditions may be contraindicated with the use of Mirena. Conditions such as, Diabetes, Eye Disorders, Heart Problems, Emotional Problems, Liver disease, Ovarian Cyst, or if you have had Mirena before problems such as expulsion of the device or insertion and removal of the device should be reported to your Doctor. Disclose any medical issues that may affect the use of Mirena IUD. It is also advisable to tell your Doctor if you are currently taking any medications, as some may affect the efficacy of Mirena such as Rifampin, Carbamazepine, Phenytoin, Primidone, Barbiturates, Griseofulvin. Mirena should be removed immediately and should not be used if you become pregnant. Any device in the uterus could lead to miscarriage and early labour. If you are a nursing mother, Mirena should not be given, since levonorgestrel passes into the breast milk.