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A member asked:
Afraid to get iud was painful last time. they said cervix wasnt opening or something. how do i avoid it, when is best time of month to get iud?
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Menses: Try having your IUD inserted during your menstrual cycle. It is less painful. You can also request pain medication.
Answered 11/29/2014
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