It possible, but from what I understand one of the reasons mirena works is by thinning your uterine lining so an egg cannot implant-thus, minimal bleeding during your period. I have not had a good flow since removal, exactly like you described. my bloodwork confirmed I am in menopause.

I think when you ovulate you get some kind of discharge at that time. I used to get a cramp as well. I would recommend you get your lh, fsh, estrogen and progesterone levels tested. You must do the test ASAP after your period starts, otherwise the result are pretty much useless.

Youre still pretty early after removal, so don't panic about it yet.

woman with muscular and joint pain should also go to a hormone specialist, and get there progesterone levels checked! post mirena sufferers the synthetic hormone can take over the natural producing hormone and can cause many diseases with nervous system and pain! it can only go away if you get it treated! some people have very low levels of progesterone due to mirena!! it could be very dangerously low!