Does jaydess coil cause migraines?

This was the only hormonal contraceptive I had least side effects with. If absolutely necessary I would use it again. Great for those who haven't had children as its smaller than mirena and copper coil

I originally left a positive review around the Jaydess coil and still stand by that it was very positive for me. Changing from the combined pill to the coil was a life saver I’ve felt much more myself... however last week after a missed period and pain that gradually got worse I was told in an emergency appointment that my coil had slipped and was about to fall out! A year after I had it inserted!! I’m now going through pregnancy tests and swabs to ensure all ok! I’m incredibly sore from the removal and currently terrified I’m pregnant. Would not go back to the coil after this experience!

I chose this contraception because I had a bad experience with the contraceptive pills (spotting between periods, low sex drive), and I was said and also read that these hormones act over locally, so I should not have these side effects. DO NOT BELIEVE THIS. At the beginning, I was overall satisfied, but after more than a year, I realized that I am right there where I was, and I would say it was even worse (the sex drive part). On a top of that, my mood was low, I was often tearful, and I suffered from frequent headaches and migrains. I also had a urinary tract infection, which I never had before and never had since I had jaydess removed. When I realized all this, I had this device removed, and I was back to my no-hormones self within couple weeks. To say something positive as well, my periods were way lighter after couple months on jaydess, which I liked, but for me, the cons definitely outweighted the pros.