Painful menses: Any IUD can be pushed by uterine contractions into the narrow canal of the cervix, where it can cause bleeding. Since your IUD was replaced after some time in April, you should obtain a serum HCG test to make certain about possible pregnancy. If negative, see your gyn and consider oral bcp's, which work much better with endometriosis to reduce painful menses.
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