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I had my iud removed the 21st of june. i had sex the day prior and a few times after. also have nausea and symptoms of uti. could i be pregnant? ttc.
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Once IUD is removed: you can get pregnant if not protected. Certainly do a home pregnancy test and consult your GYN.
Answered 7/6/2016
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