• Mirena and copper IUD - pros and cons from a naturopath’s perspective

  • May 29 2023
  • Length: 25 mins
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Mirena and copper IUD - pros and cons from a naturopath’s perspective

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  • In this episode, I discuss the main differences between the Mirena and the copper IUD - and what exactly both is doing within your body. Topics mentioned:

    • My favourite form of contraception and why, and what I personally use
    • Hormonal vs non-hormonal contraception methods
    • Copper IUD permitting natural ovulatory cycles
    • Which of the two methods increase and decrease your menstrual blood flow
    • What side effects are associated with the Mirena (contraceptive drug levonorgestrel)
    • Mirena suppressing ovulatory cycles some of the time
    • How I would rank each contraception method on least to most impactful on the body.

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