I missed my period on Mirena. Could I be pregnant? I can still feel my strings and this is my first month to miss a cycle. I've had it for 2 years.
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Mirena
It is very common to "miss periods" while using Mirena for contraception. The IUD often makes periods lighter and less crampy and a significant number or women will stop having periods while the Mirena is in place. This is a desirable side effect and has led to its increasing popularity. It is very uncommon to get pregnant while the IUD is in place, but it is possible as all forms of birth control have a known failure rate. You can do a home pregnancy test to check.