Iud removal

She practically squealed as she grabbed my hand. “Rivka, are you…pregnant?” I abruptly pushed her lovingly grasped hand away. “Pregnant?!” I protested. “No!” Being asked if you’re pregnant (when not) in religious circles is difficult to swallow, because religious women usually don’t divulge their status until they are three months along, as the first three […]

Experiencing and coping with the Mirena crash, following removal of the Mirena IUD. Symptoms, feelings, and helpful tips for getting through it.

An IUD can be removed at any time, which makes it ideal for people wanting to get pregnant. Here's what to know about pregnancy after IUD removal.

Discover my top period tips, period hacks, and hormone balancing diet secrets to transition off the pill, IUD, or hormone medication smoothly. Learn how to minimize symptoms and regain energy naturally after stopping the pill or IUD.

Removal of an IUD is typically easier and less painful than its insertion. Learn what to expect.

Hey Tranquility Tribe! This week, we’re getting educated about a little-known, big problem that affects thousands of women around the world: copper toxicity. I've had a copper IUD for about a year and loves it, but when I started experiencing some funky symptoms, I came across the topic of copper toxicity and knew I needed to do a deeper dive. #iud #copperiud #birthcontrol #womenshealth

Here's the story about how I found out my IUD perforated my uterus into my abdomen and needed to be surgically removed.

Funny feminist sticker. Perfect for your IUD removal appt.

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One patient found a sign in her obstetrician’s office that had the funniest answers to common pregnancy questions she’d ever seen.