What’s an IUD insertion like?
Key takeaways:
- Getting an IUD fitted is a quick procedure that’s carried out by a doctor or nurse
- You may experience some discomfort at the appointment and some cramping and spotting for a short while afterward
- Most people won’t experience any long-term side effects from the IUD, but a small number of people may experience symptoms such as heavier or more painful periods
Getting an intrauterine device (IUD) fitted is a quick and simple procedure, and while you may experience some cramping or pain, this doesn’t usually last for long. In this article, we’re going to walk you through the steps of getting your IUD inserted, plus what you can expect to happen when you go for your appointment.
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