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Is it normal to have hot flashes after skyla iud removal?
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Yes,: the hormones of the Skyla IUD leave your system in about 4 days, after removal. This could leave you temporarily low in hormones, till your ovaries become more active in producing estrogen, prior ovulation.
Answered 5/25/2019
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