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Does the mirena iud affect your basal body temperature from your normal state?
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No: The small amount of Progesterone in Mirena provides a local effect on cervcal mucous and the endometrial cavity. It would not affect basal body temperature. I am curious why you are monitoring your basal body temperature while using a Mirena IUD.
Answered 4/12/2017
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