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have a copper wire coil wrapped around them. The copper causes an inflammatory reaction, which is toxic to sperm and keeps it from getting into the uterus.Many premenopausal women can safely use IUDs for contraception. Also, women who have severe menstrual bleeding and cramps or who have fibroid pain are sometimes prescribed hormonal IUDs because progestin can help with these symptoms.if you have or had certain health conditions.
There is a 24-hour recommended waiting period after your IUD is inserted to prevent infection. This is because theinvolves your healthcare provider using surgical instruments as it passes the IUD through your vagina and cervix, and into your uterus. The procedure can irritate the lining of your reproductive system temporarily. If you have sex too soon, you could developGetting pregnant with IUD is rare, but can happen — IUDs are more than 99% effective.
stop getting their periods after getting a hormonal IUD. Non-hormonal IUDs typically don’t affect your period.Headaches
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