ask your gynecologist what could be causing your cycle to go awry. maybe it is related to having your iud taken out. or it could be hormonal. as you are trying to become pregnant are you taking any hormones? either way keep a "menstrual journal": a written record of how many days you bleed and how heavily it flows (and how much pain or other related symptoms you feel) on each of the days. show this record to your gyno after about 2 months. in the meantime be sure your gynecologist he or she is aware that you are having this bleeding problem. if there is pain either while you are bleeding or in that region any other time including during intercourse be sure to tell her/him that too. write it down as well on the menstrual journal. the idea is to determine a pattern. if your system becomes more stable and your periods become more regularly spaced and less heavy and severe as time passes that will be good because it should indicate that your hormones simply needed to adjust and are becoming normalized. but if this does not happen; if you keep right on having either very long periods or very heavy periods or more than one period a month or any combination of those things you will need to have your gyno do a complete examination and look over your menstrual journal; this will be crucially important because you will need to rule out any serious health issues that might have either started showing up because they had been hidden by the iud or have just developed right now. you may have endometriosis which is a condition that can be disguised by iuds or by taking birth control medications. you'll need to rule out anything like uterine or ovarian cancer which are unlikely but can sometimes happen. and you need to be sure you do not have hpv or other health conditions which can be catching. and you need to be certain the iud did not accidentally cause inflammation or injury either while it was in or while it was being removed. hope you are well soon; and good luck in becoming pregnant! if all goes well before long you will have a healthy baby! first get yourself in good health. it is do-able. be certain to tell not only your gynecologist but your primary care physician as well. and be sure both doctors know all medications and over-the-counter remedies including herbal ones you may be taking. these will have an influence on things as well. better health to you!
had my period oct 1st-11th woke up today with bleeding. i am trying to get pregnant. why would i be bleeding again? . the iud was removed the 29th of september