If someone had an IUD removed 7 days prior to getting her cycle does she go by the day she should have gotten her cycle or the day she started bleeding which was 2 days after the IUD was removed?

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if your IUD has slow release hormones then It will take time to get your body rid of all of them. In the mean time, Your cycle always should be counted from the first day of actual bleeding, not spotting. If you only have breakthrough bleeding I would consider this a missed cycle and try again with the next one. --- You could get pregnant on the 7th day after removal of the IUD with the 7day rule. Your bleeding cycle tells you, you could get pregnant 9th-15th day after the removal of the IUD with the same 7day rule look at the ovulationgraph to understand your question better In a theoretical 28day's cycle, you ovulate on the 14th day. Since sperm survives 1 day and your egg 4hours. You can be pregnant on the 13th-14th day What would mean, when you menstruate 2days after removal of IUD, you ovulatie 16days after removal of IUD <img src=http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/upload/2006/04/cycle_lg.jpg> anyway its not always such an exact science