Coil in the womb

This might have massive negative side effects, so you need to be careful. I have written more details to you through the private message, please check. I hope you found this useful and you will be able to make the best decision for you. If you have more questions, please ask, I will do my best to help you.

This might have massive negative side effects, so you need to be careful. I have written more details to you through the private message, please check. I hope you found this useful and you will be able to make the best decision for you. If you have more questions, please ask, I will do my best to help you.

Thank you!

What you sent me talked about hormonal coils that produce progesterone, but what about the coils that emit copper? Is it worse?

This might have massive negative side effects, so you need to be careful. I have written more details to you through the private message, please check. I hope you found this useful and you will be able to make the best decision for you. If you have more questions, please ask, I will do my best to help you.

Oh I forgot to add that my body struggles to produce progesterone quite a lot, especially during winter which ends up making me bleed profusely non-stop and in which case causes me to revert back to anemia.

Having PCOS doesn't help, but it is a contributing factor I believe..

Thank you!

What you sent me talked about hormonal coils that produce progesterone, but what about the coils that emit copper? Is it worse?

It's worse if you suffer from heavy menstrual bleeding, etc. "Copper IUDs are not suitable for those who have heavy menstrual bleeding or who suffer from menstrual pain. Copper IUDs more often cause heavier menstrual bleeding, menstrual pain, increased discharge, and pain in the back and abdomen."

In general, any intervention in your body isn't ideal, but if you really need it and there are no alternatives, people do what they have to do. For example, if a person has a bad infection, they need to take antibiotics, even if they don't want to (antibiotics have their own side effects that aren't always the best).

I have read that a copper iud can cause extra bleeding. It may not be the best option for you.

I wanted to ask if getting one in the womb that emits copper that kills sperm and prevents pregnancy until one is ready to have children so the thing is taken out, bad?

Putting anything "alien" inside your body like a copper coil is never a good idea, this could do more harm than good. If you want to prevent becoming pregnant before you are ready simply be mindful of where you partner ejaculates or use "protection".

When it comes to the other problem you mentioned, try getting as much sunlight as you can especially during winter this will offset a lot of problems that may occur, earthing is also very healing. Other than that try taking you consciousness to problematic parts of your body, this can often result in you understanding what the exact problem is. For example it might be that you are deficient in certain minerals / vitamins, vit. C for example helps in strengthening blood vessels, there might be an hormonal imbalance or there might be internal damage. Your gut might not be working optimally, fatty liver or low gut bacteria diversity can severely hamper your digestive system, there can be many different causes its up to you to find out what the problem is & to do the necessary research to find out how you can fix them.

Don't forget to work on the spiritual as well, its an amazing tool that we have access to so use it.

It's worse if you suffer from heavy menstrual bleeding, etc. "Copper IUDs are not suitable for those who have heavy menstrual bleeding or who suffer from menstrual pain. Copper IUDs more often cause heavier menstrual bleeding, menstrual pain, increased discharge, and pain in the back and abdomen."

In general, any intervention in your body isn't ideal, but if you really need it and there are no alternatives, people do what they have to do. For example, if a person has a bad infection, they need to take antibiotics, even if they don't want to (antibiotics have their own side effects that aren't always the best).

What about the progesterone one? I seem to always suffer from not having enough of it in my body.

I have read that a copper iud can cause extra bleeding. It may not be the best option for you.

Thank you!

Putting anything "alien" inside your body like a copper coil is never a good idea, this could do more harm than good. If you want to prevent becoming pregnant before you are ready simply be mindful of where you partner ejaculates or use "protection".

When it comes to the other problem you mentioned, try getting as much sunlight as you can especially during winter this will offset a lot of problems that may occur, earthing is also very healing. Other than that try taking you consciousness to problematic parts of your body, this can often result in you understanding what the exact problem is. For example it might be that you are deficient in certain minerals / vitamins, vit. C for example helps in strengthening blood vessels, there might be an hormonal imbalance or there might be internal damage. Your gut might not be working optimally, fatty liver or low gut bacteria diversity can severely hamper your digestive system, there can be many different causes its up to you to find out what the problem is & to do the necessary research to find out how you can fix them.

Don't forget to work on the spiritual as well, its an amazing tool that we have access to so use it.

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Thank you very kindly!

What about the progesterone one? I seem to always suffer from not having enough of it in my body.

Thank you!

They use it as a treatment, usually when a woman can't get pregnant due to low progesterone or when she wants to save the pregnancy. Perhaps for now, condoms are the only protection left without side effects, because contraceptive pills can have a range of side effects, from mild to severe.

Oh I forgot to add that my body struggles to produce progesterone quite a lot, especially during winter which ends up making me bleed profusely non-stop and in which case causes me to revert back to anemia.

Having PCOS doesn't help, but it is a contributing factor I believe..

The treatment for PCOS is individualized, as each case is unique to the woman. The goals of treatment for polycystic ovary syndrome are to reduce excess male hormones and improve insulin sensitivity. You should consult with several specialists for the best results in treating it. 🙂

This might have massive negative side effects, so you need to be careful. I have written more details to you through the private message, please check. I hope you found this useful and you will be able to make the best decision for you. If you have more questions, please ask, I will do my best to help you.

If you have a helpful answer and information then why wouldn't you post it here so everyone can benefit?

If you have a helpful answer and information then why wouldn't you post it here so everyone can benefit?

Because it was in Lithuanian. Most people here speak English.

If you have a helpful answer and information then why wouldn't you post it here so everyone can benefit?

It's a video in another language. Sadly, without subtitles.