Perfect contraceptive
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That side effect is supposed to be temporary. She should be heading back to the doctor if it lasts longer than 3 months
And yet, here he is on FML!
The bleeding won't last forever. It's usually a temporary side effect. Also, it's not like y'all can't have sex... it must be your (or her) preference not to...
I got mine out once. It's easy when it's removed. You're stupid. Next.
She’s constantly bleeding? Oh, my God. And instead of being concerned for her health, you’re thinking if you’ll have sex or not. Seriously? . . . Wow, guys really do think with their penis, don’t they? I hope she’s alright. And that the effect is normal.
iuds' are not as safe as advertised. Going back to 2002 there have been many lawsuits due to complications, a hysterectomy is often the only remedy. The IUD works by causing a blockage using a copper, some release a hormone. The device can become embedded or cause intense scarring, it can puncture organs or become infected. The body recognizes the foreign object and tries to get it out or coats it in a crust to stop it from leeching into blood stream. IUDs' do work well for some but for many it ruins the chance of ever having children again. They are a dangerous, cheap, easy to implement and highly profitable option that can be administered in office. They are also effective, but I would take a hysterectomy before using this form of birth control. To each their own...best of luck to you and your wife.
Many IUDs are NOT copper any longer. Read up.
I did say that there are ones that use hormones, even those puncture linings and become embedded. I have read up, don't be snarky or snide...it makes you an uglier person.
That is not a common side effect and she needs to go back to the gynecologist bc something is obviously wrong!
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That side effect is supposed to be temporary. She should be heading back to the doctor if it lasts longer than 3 months
Throw down a towel and make a crime scene.