Reviewers that reported periods to stop as a side effect
Data is taken from self reported Lowdown user reviews
Used for 5 - 8 yr
24 years old
🇬🇧 UK
• 2 weeks ago
After having a bad experience with the Nexplanon implant (very low mood) I decided to try the Jaydess coil as recommended by my doctor. Insertion is very painful as expected but the taking out is fine, I am currently coming to the end of my second coil so I'm swapping to the Mirena for a longer lifespan but I have loved this coil - I had some painful cramps for about 3 months at the beginning of the first coil but after about 6 months everything settled down. I've had no periods, no mood changes, no weight gain, my skin hasn't been great but it has improved recently and I wouldn't confidently say this was down to the coil anyway, more likely lifestyle choices.
Somewhat positive mood
1 more effect
0 helpful
0 comments
Used for 1 - 3 mo
26 years old
🇬🇧 UK
• 3rd Sep 24
I had cramps for ten days after and then I felt good for a week. Then I got pain so bad and a fever that I got taken to an and e. I in hospital for 10 days and had pelvic inflammatory disease which caused a massive abscess on my ovary which may leave permanent damage. I was never warned of this would not recommend it was such a painful experience
Somewhat negative mood
0 helpful
0 comments
Used for 6 - 12 mo
32 years old
🇬🇧 UK
• 7th May 24
jaydess coil. i wanted a low hormone coil after bad experiences with pills. best thing ive tried. some negative mood and quite a few cramps initially, but pretty good now.
Somewhat negative mood
2 more effects
0 helpful
0 comments
Jaydess coil common side effects
Data is taken from self reported Lowdown user reviews
62% of jaydess coil reviewers reported period like cramps
50% of jaydess coil reviewers reported tender breasts
39% of jaydess coil reviewers reported vaginal discharge
30% of jaydess coil reviewers reported breast enlargement
27% of jaydess coil reviewers reported vaginal dryness
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