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Birth control method iud ...is it safe. n dose it have any side effects.
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Yes and varies: The "copper t" iud is safe and has few if any side effects. The "mirena" iud typically causes breakthrough bleeding (60 to 80%), weight gain, and possibly depression.
Answered 10/12/2013
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