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A member asked:
5 months ago i had my first child but lately i've been having uterus spasms (flutters) i do have an iud and my cycle is normal can i still be pregnant?
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No: With iud in place and regular periods. It is extremerly rare to be pregnant.
Answered 5/3/2015
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