Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: Jammie on February 13, 2021, 11:11:42 AM
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Hi,
I’ve been on hrt for 4 years (I’m 49) and have a mirena coil fitted to regulate flow. Because of the pandemic I have not been able to have my coil replaced and started heavy bleeding again. The doctor put me on the pill - Cerelle - which I’ve now been on for about 9 months. Since then I have slowly gained weight and I’m really struggling to lose it, I’ve tried lots of diets and whilst they are successful for losing a little at the beginning I just continue to slowly gain it back again. Any suggestions please.
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Ring your GP and ask for the coil to be removed. C-19 is NOT an excuse, the NHS is 'open for business'. How old is the coil? It may be a build up of lining which the body is shedding.
MayB jot down what you eat day and night for 3 days and adjust when/what you swallow. How R your bowels? A good poo can weigh more than we realise ::)
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I have had an appointment to get it removed but to make matters worse the gp can’t find it so I have to wait for a gynae appointment at the local hospital and they are only doing emergencies 😞
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Ask your GP to refer you elsewhere? Not all hospitals are involved with C-19 cases despite what we see on the News.