Anyone had a bad experience with the copper iud?!
Question: I'm wondering because after my sister in law has her baby next month she is planning to get one. I had the merina and it was horrible I was on my period the entire time I had it in I had it taken out after about a year and a half. so for her sake I wanted to see if anyone had any bad experiences with the copper iud.
Answers: I'm wondering because after my sister in law has her baby next month she is planning to get one. I had the merina and it was horrible I was on my period the entire time I had it in I had it taken out after about a year and a half. so for her sake I wanted to see if anyone had any bad experiences with the copper iud.
sorry mam.........i am a male
Potential side effects from using an IUD include:
Mood changes
Acne
Headaches
Breast tenderness
Pelvic pain
Cramping (copper IUD)
Increased bleeding during menstruation (copper IUD)
Nausea
There is an increased risk of pelvic infections, particularly for women who have more than one sexual partner
Peace
I've never heard anything good about it. The horror stories go all the way to hysterectomies. Outrageous amounts of hormones can make you sterile as well. I don't believe bombarding our fragile hormonal balance with tons of hormones which I'll go so far as to say poisons us. When I was choosing a BC method, I researched them all. What I came up with was the diaphragm. It works without hormones so you don't end up with little Nazi hormones overthrowing your natural hormones. It's like a female condom, you can't feel or see it and neither can he. You put a little spermicide on the rim, which seals it and kills any trouble makers. If you follow directions as to how to use it and do so exactly, it's as effective as the pill, on the pregnancy part, perhaps better. The doctor will fit you to get the right size and to show you how to put it in and remove it. It's easier than to remember to take a pill everyday when you