A member asked:

Recent u/s = iud in endocervix; gyn adv. leaving it. bleeding 7 days w/ "contractions" (belly, back, anus); (-) preg.; could my body be expelling it?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Remove it: If the IUD is in the cervical canal, it need to be removed and replaced. It's supposed to be in the uterus (hence intrauterine device) for it to be maximally effective.

Answered 9/6/2015

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