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A member asked:
Iud insertion: will it hurt less since my cervix was dilated when i had a medical abortion last year? or is it still gonna hurt really bad?
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Hopefully, hurt less: Since your cervix has already been opened, a gentle MD examiner/IUD inserter should make it cramp less.
Answered 10/7/2016
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