Have Sickness, High BP, Tingling Sensation, Swelling In Feet And Hands. Have IUD. Suggest?
well I have the iud in and I think that its making me sick plus I have not gotten a period my hormones are out of wack and ive just not been feelin good lately my blood pressure has been up to which is rare for me because ive had my hands and feet swell and they tingle.... so im thinking that its the iud that causin all these other problems..... please help me... I tried to get into the dr to get the iud out but she has a waiting list..... YYYY@YYYY
Hello.The symptoms that you refer are not usually associated with IUD (alone or those that release a drug called levonorgestrel). Other diagnoses should be considered. Swelling of legs is common in many women during the cycle. Tingling and high blood pressure, anxiety is a very common cause. Visit your doctor to rule out these diagnosis. However, if these diagnoses are rule out and your symptoms continue, your gynecologist can assess about use another contraceptive method. I wish you good health. (If the answer has helped you, please indicate this)
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Have Sickness, High BP, Tingling Sensation, Swelling In Feet And Hands. Have IUD. Suggest?
Hello.The symptoms that you refer are not usually associated with IUD (alone or those that release a drug called levonorgestrel). Other diagnoses should be considered. Swelling of legs is common in many women during the cycle. Tingling and high blood pressure, anxiety is a very common cause. Visit your doctor to rule out these diagnosis. However, if these diagnoses are rule out and your symptoms continue, your gynecologist can assess about use another contraceptive method. I wish you good health. (If the answer has helped you, please indicate this)