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A member asked:
Had a colposcopy yesterday need to take out nuva ring in 2 days. can i do this?
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Yep.: You can either leave the nuva ring and take it out when you normally do; or you can take it out now and just replace it a few days early. If you're sore or having pain after the colpo, i'd just leave it out bc the nuva ring may irritate or worsen the pain.
Answered 4/9/2014
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