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I have horrendous pain in my right side of my groin, i also have polycystic ovaries and just had a copper coil fitted. is this pain normal?
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No, it is not: Severe pelvic pain following insertion of an iud needs to be evaluated by a clinician as soon as possible to evaluate for perforation, misplacement, or infection.
Answered 9/12/2013
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