Iud removal

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A MUM-of-two decided to remove her own IUD rather than wait for an appointment to have it taken out, she has revealed.Ashley Hartig, 27, and her husba

Experiencing and coping with the Mirena crash, following removal of the Mirena IUD. Symptoms, feelings, and helpful tips for getting through it.

An IUD can be removed at any time, which makes it ideal for people wanting to get pregnant. Here's what to know about pregnancy after IUD removal.

She practically squealed as she grabbed my hand. “Rivka, are you…pregnant?” I abruptly pushed her lovingly grasped hand away. “Pregnant?!” I protested. “No!” Being asked if you’re pregnant (when not) in religious circles is difficult to swallow, because religious women usually don’t divulge their status until they are three months along, as the first three […]

Just please, please don’t try to do it yourself.

Hormonal IUDs affect everyone differently. Read about one woman's experience as she's still getting used to her new birth control method three years later.

One patient found a sign in her obstetrician’s office that had the funniest answers to common pregnancy questions she’d ever seen.

It's best to go to a medical professional to get your IUD removed if at all possible. But, if that’s not feasible, at-home removal is an option. Here's how.

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