Had Ischemic Colitis, Stopped Birth Control Pills. Does IUD Affect Colon?
I had ischemic colitis 2 years ago and almost lost halp my colon and the doctors took me off birth control pills stating this could of been the cause. They also stated I should never take the hermone treatment again. I asked my family doctor about the Mirana IUD or Depo Shot and she said she would strongly recommend I do not use. My gyncolgest said that they are wrong it does not effect the colon because it is progestrogen not estrogen. I am 54 going through pari menopause . Last month I had a period for 21 days Gynacolgist call her if more that 21 days end of last month through this month is 35 days of a period now. Called the doctor she still thinks I am wrong and there is nothing she can do for me other than a hysterctomy.
Hello! Thanks for your query. All birth control pills and progestational agents (Mirena or depo-shot )have the same effect ,-Increase the risk of thrombosis. If you suffer from ischemic colitis is contraindicated to use products that contain estrogen or progesterone. You must be careful and follow the advice of your Gynacologist. Take care of your self
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Had Ischemic Colitis, Stopped Birth Control Pills. Does IUD Affect Colon?
Hello! Thanks for your query. All birth control pills and progestational agents (Mirena or depo-shot )have the same effect ,-Increase the risk of thrombosis. If you suffer from ischemic colitis is contraindicated to use products that contain estrogen or progesterone. You must be careful and follow the advice of your Gynacologist. Take care of your self