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A member asked:
The iud is sited abnormally low being in the lower uteirne segment extending towards the cervix.i have a low lying iud.could it be doctor's fault?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Unlikely: There is a standard way that iuds are inserted. Sometimes there is an anatomical difference in women that forces the iud to be lower in the uterus. Sometimes, it just happens. I don't think it is your doctor's "fault".
Answered 4/22/2014
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