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A member asked:
Got mirena iud yesterday; vagina feels like it has air bubbles coming out & i can't get a finger in to check strings cause its swollen. normal?
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No: A Mirena IUD should not cause swelling in the vagina. Consider scheduling a follow up visit with your treating Obgyn to make sure everything is ok.
Answered 10/16/2016
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