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How is an i.u.d. removed without pain?
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Almost without pain: Iud removal is typically very quick and should cause only minor cramping. It is a good idea to take some Ibuprofen before having this done so that it will minimize any discomfort you might experience. If the iud string is not seen, it may be more difficult as your doctor will need to go inside the cervical canal and look for the string.
Answered 6/25/2014
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