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Is it abnormal to have sharp pain in the right side of my belly after in insertion of an iud?
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Not Persistent: Insertion of an iud can sometimes release prostaglandins which can cause spasm of the uterus and some pain, but generally relieved with anti-inflammatory like Motrin or aleve (naproxen). Should not persist.
Answered 6/30/2014
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