Will I still have my period while wearing Mirena?

Women wearing the Mirena IUD may experience amenorrhea. The Mirena ring contains a certain amount of estrogen, which can be slowly released into the female body. Its main function is to inhibit the proliferation of the uterine wall and cause metabolic changes. It can reduce women's menstrual volume and even cause amenorrhea. It can also relieve women's menstrual pain. It is mainly used to treat conditions such as adenomyosis, heavy menstrual flow, and abnormal hyperplasia of the uterine wall.

Because if a woman's uterine wall shows abnormal proliferation, it is possible that the uterine wall has become diseased and may develop lesions. When women suffer from adenomyosis, it may cause increased menstrual flow and menstrual pain. At this time, Mirena IUD can be used to combat it. In some cases, it can reduce menstrual volume and relieve dysmenorrhea. In some cases, it can cause women to have no menstruation. These are all the effects of the Mirena IUD.

It is normal to not have your period while wearing the Mirena IUD. Because Mirena is a drug ring used to treat some diseases, such as uterine wall hyperplasia, endometriosis, menorrhagia and other diseases. The drug placed in it is mainly a highly effective levonorgestrel, which can cause the uterine wall to shrink. If the uterine wall is thin, the woman will not have her menstruation. The patient does not have any discomfort and can be left untreated.

If some patients feel that they have not had their menstruation, have body aches, gain weight or have some discomfort, they can use female hormone testing to find out whether they have entered menopause and have some menopausal symptoms, and give some female hormone drugs to reverse the situation and treat and improve the symptoms.