Thread: ?'s for doctor? suggestions?

Some doctors dislike putting IUDs in women who have had no children and plan to have some. Mine did not have an issue since I do not want children. Usually they will still do it but will tell you the risk of complications is increased. Also the risk of it coming back out is much higher if you haven't had children or if you just had a child. While they can put it back in and try again personally I don't want to do that twice. It was painful enough having it put in the first time and then having it get lodged in my cervix on it's way out. I told them to throw it away and not put it back in.

There are tons of pills but if you want something you don't have to remember to take try a nuva ring. I finally got some and have had it in for more than a week. It took a bit to get it positioned right and I thought for sure it would be a problem having sex but not at all. My husband can feel it with his fingers but doesn't notice during sex so put it in and forget about it for 3-4weeks. Alot less effort and pain than getting an IUD.