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Within a month my period returned into a normal pattern going from 9 days of bleeding down to 5, I also had facial hair start to disappear (I didn't have this facial hair before getting the coil), and and increase sex drive

As someone who had constant problems on the pill I decided to give the coil a go. Insertion was very uncomfortable and painful, I didn't know at this point you could ask for numbing gels or anything like that. The first 6-8 months of being on the coil everything was great, but the longer I was on it the longer my periods became, from someone who would normally bleed for about 5 day before the coil I ended up having some months were I was bleeding for up to 9 day. I also noticed an increase of body hair, mainly on my face and after having my coil removed the hair has slowly started to disappear to. I found removal absolutely fine and not painful at all, and within one month of removal have had my period return back to normal, I also found a lack of sex drive. My experience wasn't all bad on the coil, I liked not having to worry about contraception the entire time and had reduced period pains, but overall would not use it again.

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I got pregnant with an ectopic pregnancy that had to be removed during emergency surgery (Salpingectomy) - they removed my coil during the surgery too. In the run up to this, my periods had became increasingly light and infrequent with the Jaydess coil and therefore I didn't think anything of it when I missed a bleed. I found out I had an ectopic pregnancy due to having sharp one sided abdominal pain (PLEASE look out for this) and was rushed to A&E. Prior to this awful experience, the Jaydess coil had been ok generally, apart from the sharp cramping I would get once a month just before my period. Such an odd sensation, very unlike normal 'dull'-type period cramping. I had the Jaydess fitted originally because it is smaller than the Mirena which wouldn't go in (my cervix spasmed). It was offered to me there and then in the appointment as a suitable alternative, and looking back I don't think I had sufficient time to consider my options before it was being inserted. I often wonder whether the lower dose of Progesterone found in the Jaydess just isn't enough to effectively prevent pregnancy. I would, as you might expect, absolutely NOT recommend it. They tell you that the chances of this happening to you is 1/1000 (again I often wonder if this really validated with the Jaydess? Or are they just quoting the same stats as for the Mirena?) Or perhaps I am just the unlucky one in a thousand! But NO method of contraception is worth losing a tube over. I would never again choose a method of contraception that puts you at risk of ectopic pregnancy if it fails. 

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So far my experience has been a positive one. The insertion process was easy and quick, I experience a bit of pressure but no pain, milf cramping. I spotted for a week and a half. But overall I feel good.

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Beside the pain of getting it, which I think is made worse due to low blood pressure. I love this contraception, had this for the full 3 years and then was told the Kyleena was the similar but lasted longer and got that instead to delay the painful fitting, however within 6 months I realised that was a mistake but the pandemic meant I had Kyleena for 18 months and it just got worse. Yesterday, I finally got the Jaydess again and despite the pain of fitting I'm so happy to have it again. If the non-hormonal coil didn't cause heavier periods, I have that but Jaydess, in my opinion, is the best option for those with heavy periods that don't want too much hormones in their contraception.

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I have very mixed feelings about this IUD. The insertion hurt like hell, I was spotting a whole month while experiencing some cramps. Then my period stopped for 4 months, but after this time it came back. However, I am in severe pain for approx. 5 days every month now. It is great, that you dont have to remember anything, but I’m not sure, if it is for me since the cramps are really bad (I hadn’t that bad cramps before). Also, I was at my doctor multiple times and everything seems normal.

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I absolutely loved my Jaydess coil and I mourn the loss of her almost at a daily basis after I had to switch. I had been on Cerazette for two years prior to getting my Jaydess. Insertion was painful, but very much manageable and as soon as it was over it was fine. I suffered cramps right after and felt exhausted, but only for the day. I had no side effects at all and my period had already stopped before on Cerazette so I didn't have any bleeds. My sex drive was high, I had no issues with dryness or bleeding.

I used it until I couldn't anymore and when I wanted another one I was told they didn't do Jaydess anymore which I'm really mad about.

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I love the coil, after years on the pill with terrible mood side effects the coil and it’s lesser hormonal impact on my brain is so much better. It hurt when it went in, but it only took 3 minutes, and felt severe pain for 30 seconds. My periods are much much lighter now. And rarely painful. They are still very regular and I’m fortunate not to have felt hardly any side effects throughout. Very happy and would recommend.

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After the cramps due to the implant of the Coil (1 week after) i'm happy with this method mostly because I don't have to remember anything (I used to use the pill before) and because my periods are very lighter and some months I don't even have one.

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It took a long time to settle down - the first month I was in almost constant pain and almost had it taken out. It then took another 3-4 months before I was able to do any exercise without aggravating the pain and cramping. I now (touch wood!) only get pain and cramping a few days before and during my period. 
Overall, I’ll stick with it as the pill didn’t agree with me and I don’t want to try the implant, but it hasn’t been easy by any means.

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Good so far! I've tried all the other types from pills to injections to coils to implant.

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