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In er yesterday for abdominal pain. ultrasound found fluid and it was assumed ruptured ovarian cyst. today hospital called said my iud is in my cervix?
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Go see a GYN MD: The IUD report in the cervix by the hospital may be indicative that the IUD is no longer inside the uterus which is needed for contraception protection. Go see the GYN MD who will be able to see a partially extruded IUD.
Answered 6/21/2014
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