#iud removal

[lady-morrigen]

this may be tmi

but i never ever thought i would celebrate getting a period

but after not having one for almost two years, i feel normal again

[drnehalalla]

Is the removal of a retained IUD a complex procedure?

The removal of a retained Intrauterine Device (IUD) is typically a straightforward and routine procedure. However, the complexity can vary based on several factors:

1- Location of the IUD:

If the IUD is easily visible and located within the cervix, the removal is usually simple. However, if it has migrated or embedded in the uterine wall, extraction may be more challenging.

2- Time Since Insertion:

The longer the IUD has been in place, the more likely it is to become embedded. This can make removal more complex, as the device may become surrounded by tissue over time.

3- Experience of the Healthcare Provider:

A skilled and experienced healthcare provider, such as a gynecologist, is better equipped to handle challenging cases. They can employ various techniques to safely retrieve the IUD.

4- Patient Comfort:

The procedure is generally well-tolerated, and healthcare providers may use local anesthesia or recommend pain relief measures to enhance patient comfort during removal.

In most cases, the removal of a retained IUD is a quick office-based procedure. The healthcare provider may use forceps or special instruments to grasp the IUD strings and gently guide it out. If the strings are not visible, imaging studies such as ultrasound may be used to locate the device.

It's crucial for individuals experiencing difficulty with IUD removal to seek prompt medical attention. Delayed removal can lead to complications, such as infection or perforation. Healthcare providers are experienced in managing such situations and will take necessary steps to ensure a safe and effective removal process.

Experience comprehensive women's health care with Dr. Neha Lalla, your trusted Uterine Polyp removal in Dubai . Book your appointment today for expert guidance and personalized care.

[puppyboy-ftm-goodboy]

Advice for IUD removal? Can't really afford to have a doc do it and I've done a little Internet searching so I know its not recommended to do it at home but that its typically safe to do, you just have to be careful and make sure it's not missing pieces and you don't hurt yourself too badly.

Any advice helps. Like how to get to the cervix easier, prep and vaginal stretching, and so on.

asks and messages about anything sexual too are always welcome btw 😇

[ponypaintings]

My IUD is out baby!!!

The lovely nurse let me hold her hand because I was scared.

It hurt surprisingly little but I am bleeding a lot now 😅 hopefully the 21+ day periods I have been experiencing go away!!

I thought it would be way more painful because it was embedded but it was an actual breeze. Placing the speculum was more painful than the removal. Very happy :) yay

[the-violet-witch-13]

I have genuinely been in so much pain since my procedure 6 days ago. The process itself apparently wasn’t supposed to hurt but because of my anatomy it was quite painful. I’ve just been trying to be gentle with myself and take care of myself 💜

[etirabys]

"So you think you had an immaculate rationalist conception?"

– 81k after I was anxious about whether I could somehow be pregnant after an extremely low-risk sexual encounter at a prediction market conference

[ileftherbackhome]

technically my IUD doesn't need to be replaced for another 4 years but i think i might get it replaced before january just in case i would advise anyone who is unsure if they will have access to theirs after trump is done fucking us to do the same.

[skyrim-forever]

I'd rather live in Tamriel for the sole fact they probably don't have iud's because they have magic!!! No shoving metal up anything!!! Because magic!!! Magic!!!

[clingylilhoneybee]

I’m about to be so breedable

[bass-alien]

I hate having a uterus, I hate that women’s health is severely under researched and I hate that no one can ever give me any fucking answers to explain my pain

[g4rchomp]

IUD removal tuesday 8:10AM first day at a new job tuesday 9AM 😁👍

[mod2amaryllis]

hate having a migraine but i loooove going to bed at 9:15 🙂‍↔️

[ms-hells-bells]

increasingly realizing that my endo surgery has impacted my sexual function in a very particular way :') luckily it doesn't matter too much for the most part, as it's internal issues rather than external, and I don't partake in PiV, but kinda depressing to realise.

[lokh]

this is an entire year late but. i think i was overcharged for iud insertion -_-

[lesbiancharliedalton]

I'm supposed to see the person I'm dating tomorrow I was so excited now I'm on this antibiotic for a UTI and I feel like I'm gonna die -_- it's working but at what cost

[stifledfire]

I think I’m developing a slight med kink if anyone wants to talk about that