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A member asked:
Knife like pain in the who who. havent had this feeling in over a yr.... real painful... iud placed 1/9/13. what should i do?
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Be evaluated: Stabbing pains in the female genital tract can be signs of many things. If they are accompanied by discharge, swelling, or rashes, then infectious sources should be considered. Having an iud may lead a doctor to suspect problems with placement. It is best to be evaluated for these conditions so a formal examination can be done.
Answered 2/23/2014
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