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A member asked:
After having 4 children and last one 11 months ago can my copper iud come out how common is this after having 4 children is my cervix still tight?
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Rare: It is possible but rare for the IUD to come out. If you are concerned, have your GYN examine you and make sure that everything is ok.
Answered 10/23/2017
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