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Had iud placed a month ago. still having pretty severe cramps. only last about 5 seconds and it comes and goes. normal? dr says yes. want 2nd opinion
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Cramps normal: The IUD induced cramps are normal as long as the IUD is in the correct location inside the uterus.
Answered 11/6/2015
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