HI,
I don't know that I necessarily developed new symptoms, but some of the things that were of less concern to me with Mirena, like tingling/vibrations in legs, or things that were not as bad as other side effects did come full force at different cycles.
Post mirena it seems that each month a different side effect is more pronounced than others. I am post 9 1/2 months and last cycle was marked by INTENSE leg vibrations--If my Cell Phone was not in my purse or on table, I would swear it was vibrating almost constantly. With mirena, I only had this problem minimally and couldn't be sure I wasn't imagining it. Some months it is the physical symptoms others the emotional/mental side effects that FLARE UP right before my period starts.
BUT nothing like Mirena days when I was worn down from so many symptoms constantly beating me down. THE WORST DAY WITHOUT MIRENA IS BETTER THAN THE BEST DAY WITH IT.
HANG IN THERE. I PROMISE IT GETS SO MUCH BETTER.
Take Care and Be WELL,
L

I did have the twitching muscles that started around 1 yr post removal for me. It was the weirdest thing. It also was in my left bicep and both thighs. It did fade away after a few months. I didn't have the numbness or tingling. Another twitch I had that was even more annoying was an eyelid twitch that was practically constant for a few months. It started the same time I quit Zoloft, so I'm thinking that may be the reason, but who knows. I used to only get that when I was under alot of stress, so maybe the twitching is related to stress? Hopefully your new symptoms will go away soon!

I'm about 4 months post and although alot of my symptoms have either gotten better or disappeared, I do notice a few other things. Mainly I feel "off balance"...like when I'm walking or standing I get a little dizzy and reach for something because I feel like I'm going to fall. I've never had this before...whether it is Mirena related or not I'm not entirely sure...but I blame Mirena. Why not? I was perfectly healthy before and now all these weird little things!!! Either that or I'm pregnant!! At this point, I think a pregnancy may be easier than dealing with Mirena and it's evil side effects! At least at the end I'd have something to show for it instead of denial from doctors!

prop your legs up at night time. i finally took all the cushions out of my sofa and put them on my bed. maybe try a rolled towel under you neck for a while. the first time i slept with my feet up i made it through the entire night. my whole bed is covered with cushions now and i have my bladder problems under control so i sleep all night now.

new stuff popped up all the time after removal. i feel good now after 4 years but i now have high blood pressure and Arthritis and a bladder that needs detrol la.

try laying flat on your back with your legs up. i hate sleeping on my back but it is the only way i will make it through the night. if i sleep on my belly i have a crushing headache at the back of my head.

well good luck
sleep is the most important thing.

Thanks so much everyone. I am thinking alot of this is due to continuous tension. Not sleeping really takes it's toll. I am working on trying to relax and finding some way to get enough sleep. I have read some great books by Dr. Claire Weekes about anxiety; and the methods in the books really have helped (though I am still working on it). I am wishing everyone wellness...=) We will get through this.