How Long To Get Pregnant After Mirena Coil Removal?

How Long does it take to get Pregnant after the Mirena Coil is Removed?

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About Mirena

The Mirena IUD is a very popular form of birth control that many women choose to prevent pregnancies for an extended period of time. Many women worry, however, about how their chances of conceiving will be affected after the Mirena IUD is removed.  Claim Your 20 Free Pregnancy Tests – Click Here

Good News about Mirena Contraception

The good news of the matter is that achieving pregnancy after Mirena removal is surprisingly easy, as the contraceptive effect is immediately gone. After that, it will only be a matter of waiting until a woman’s ovulation and menstruation cycles return before she can get pregnant again.

Trouble getting pregnant after Mirena

It is very rare that women have trouble getting pregnant after discontinuing use of Mirena. Seeing a doctor is the best possible thing to do when you are ready to get pregnant after Mirena, since your doctor can remove your IUD for you and can also give you advice on how to get pregnant quickly afterwards. Don’t be surprised if it takes a few months to get pregnant after stopping your Mirena IUD.

Boosting your chances

If you start tracking your ovulation and finding out when your fertile days are, that will go a long way towards helping you to get pregnant faster. Also, make sure to eat a healthy diet, take a prenatal vitamin, get plenty of exercise and stop smoking or using alcohol when you are trying to conceive. These things will help you improve your chances of conceiving as well.

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Alyssia Granger
Alyssia Granger | ConceiveEasy
Alyssia is mom to 2 giggley twin girls, Sophia and Emma, and son Hunter. She's a Southern girl, passionate about photography, travel and her husband Josh.

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