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Q: iud out of place

asked by: nward05 on November 13th, 2008

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about a month ago i had an iud put in and ever since i have been bleeding, my breasts are very tender, and i have been getting head aches. i can not feel the string on my iud....called the doc and they said it was normal. ive taken pregnancy tests but they say no...i could have been pregnant when the iud was put in. anyone have any advice?

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G33kM4r13

replied on February 11th, 2009

New User

IUD

Which IUD do you have? If it is a ParaGuard, you need to be able to feel those strings!

supernovaXoXoX

replied on February 12th, 2009

New User

Yeah, you are suppose to feel the strings at all times. I would call the doc again.

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