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Hi i have a mirena and would like to know when i am due for the change. i know that it requires changing every five years. is the a way to find out; my gynaecologist is no longer available.

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Dr. Ralph Boling answered

Estimate the day: it was inserted, then add five years to that date.

Dr Zimon and another doctor agreed

Answered 3/25/2022

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A member asked:

Hi i have a mirena and would like to know when i am due for the change. i know that it requires changing every five years. is the a way to find out; my gynaecologist is no longer available.

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Ralph Boling answered

Dr Zimon and another doctor agreed

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