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A member asked:
Got paraguard a week ago. i already have dysmenorrhoea but didn't want hormones. the cramps are horrible & lots of vaginal mucus. suggestions?
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Using medications: like ibuprofen, might help. But the paragard can make cramps worse, if not improved over time, this could a limiting factor to continuation.
Answered 1/31/2020
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