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In a case that iud has moved for 6 mm in cavum ( like the doc said when saw it at ultrasound) - is it still safe birth control? does it mean it is still in uterus but sometimes it just moves ?
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Still safe: Iuds do move within the uterine cavity. This does not hamper their effectiveness?
Answered 9/28/2016
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