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I know what dui stands for, but what does iud stand for?
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Intrauterine device: An iud is a plastic or metallic device inserted by a gyn doctor into the uterus for birth control. The device is generally thought to work by creating an inhospitable environment for egg implantation. Many types and brands exist. An iud can be an effective form of birth control in the right patient types.
Answered 9/28/2016
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