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A member asked:
My iud fell out will that mess with my fertility? and will wearing tampons to bed mess up my ffertility?
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no: The iud falling out won't harm your fertility, in fact with it out you are now not protected from pregnancy. Wearing tampons to bed is not a cause for infertility.
Answered 10/28/2013
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