my
copper iud is about to come to an end. if
i dont remove it right at my 10 year time
frame and i wait a few months after the 10
years is up, will it be as if iam not
using any birth control at all. I am very
fertile and worried.
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Carifairy
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Posted: 01-26-08 15:27pm
The copper IUD can be used for up to 12
years.
It is not FDA approved for 12 years, but
my doctor has said that I can use mine for
12 years at LEAST..
The other copper IUD T380 all over the
world are sold as 12 year IUD's.
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kari1978
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Joined: 09 Feb 2008 Posts: 4
Posted: 02-09-08 21:53pm
Dont worry I just had one inserted in
December and I asked the doctor this, she
said she had hers longer than 10 years the
IUD prevents implantation. Dont worry
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Roberta777
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Tell Me Please Posted: 02-09-08 22:29pm
If IUD's are now safe? My IUD performated
my uteras, giving me peritonitis and I
almost lost my life. That was in 1968.
Are they safer now?
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Carifairy
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Posted: 02-10-08 11:51am
OH YES!!
Todays IUD's are MADE DIFFERENTLY, and
they are the LEADING birth control method
around the world!!
I got my IUD at age 21, and have loved it
since.
The IUD of 1968 was made with a string
that actually ABSORBED bacteria, todays
IUD strings DO NOT do this at all!
ULTRASOUND technology allows us better
images of the uterus to ensure proper
placement if there is a question.
BETTER SKILLS. Todays IUD's are inserted
by people with SKILL. Today's IUD
insertions require measurements of the
uterus before insertion..
Perforation today is considered an
EXTREMELY rare event.
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