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What is the probablity of a ectopic pregnancy with an iud?
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Extremely low: Women using an iud are at very low risk of ectopic pregnancy. However, if they conceive, the probability of an ectopic pregnancy is higher than in women not using contraception.
Answered 5/8/2013
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