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[Noheroicsplease]

I'm sorry. I'm aware that there's already a lot posted on here about the coil.

I've had the coil in for about 6-7 weeks. Could it be responsible for lower back pain and slightly burny hips? I was bleeding for a few weeks but that's now stopped. The back pain hasn't gone though.

Thanks

[CLKD]

Do use the search button for 'mirena coil' to see which threads pop up.  As oestrogen levels drop so muscles may become lax = aches and pains ..... bugga  -    Is it painful enough to take over-the-counter tablets?

[peri]

Hi Noheroicsplease sorry to hear you're suffering with back and hip pain, I can't help you really except to say (as you know I had my mirena same time as you) this hasn't been my experience.  Hope you manage to solve it x

[Maryjane]

I would consider asking for a scan to check it hasn't moved , as I no of ladies that this has happened to.

[Dancinggirl]

WE are all different and respond differently to any HRT regime.  The Mirena takes between 3-6 months to settle and cramps, lower back pain, spotting, a bit of fatigue etc. are all part of this settling.
It's still early days Noherioicsplease - I would give things at least 2-4 weeks and, as Maryjane has suggested, pop back to ask to have things checked. If the pain or bleeding increases then have things checked sooner.
DG x

[CLKD]

Also - no question is tedious, silly, taboo  - if we don't ask we don't get! 

[Noheroicsplease]

Thanks all! I feel so idiotic asking these questions but I can't find the answer anywhere.

I did a search before posting, and I trawled through a fair few posts and nothing came up re: back pain.

X

[CLKD]

Ask away. Someone will be along .......... as oestrogen levels drop various aches and pains may develop    ........

I have to take care when loading the dishwasher as it can cause sciatica if I don't kneel!  Maybe think about your daily repetitive actions to see whether you are able to adjust your stance?  Also, what shoes do you wear  - I could cure most back pain by shouting "Change your footwear"  ..........

[Dancinggirl]

CKLD - very good thoughts - changing how we do things physically can make a big difference - lots of walking is good to relieve aching joints, back pain etc. DG x

[Noheroicsplease]

Yes, I think I need to do more stretching.

I wear trainers, comfortable, solid, with bespoke insoles. I don't own any proper shoes! Shock. Horror.