Submitted by HappyGoIdiot t3_yuixfm in springfieldMO
HappyGoIdiot OP t1_iwadztx wrote
Reply to comment by pandasweatshirt in Will any doctor here put you under for an iud?? by HappyGoIdiot
I may! My doctor said she couldn't back when I had my first one placed and it was literally the worst pain I've felt up to that point and since then. And that was with ibuprofen 2 hours before on her recommendation.
A little pinch my ass
nanavb13 t1_iwafgxo wrote
Dude, my first one was sideways when it came time to remove it, and that almost made me full on jump off the table! They love to say, "a little pinch." Liars.
HappyGoIdiot OP t1_iwafllb wrote
RIGHT. "You might feel some pressure."
Ok no instead I I think i saw Satan thanks.
igolikethis t1_iwdrdfi wrote
I'm glad I'm not the only one who felt my OB HIGHLY downplayed the pain of IUD insertion. Jesus. She told me it would feel like "really bad period cramps." No it felt like my cervix was stabbed. Ibuprofen didn't do shit.
Apprehensive-Wing894 t1_iwagmyf wrote
>n't back when I had my first one placed and it was literally the worst pain I've felt up to that point and since th
That's so strange, I've dated two women that got an IUD that said it was uncomfortable but the pain was minor. I wonder what causes it to be more painful for you?
If they can't or it's too expensive to put you under perhaps they would be ok if you had some liquid courage in you before, help manage any pain during?
Television_Wise t1_iwawebu wrote
>I wonder what causes it to be more painful for you?
It's more painful for some people because the uterus can be tilted. Depending on the tilt, an IUD insertion can be either "a little pinch" or molten agony.
HappyGoIdiot OP t1_iwbq4cc wrote
Oh yeah my uterus is tilted! My iud ejected a year early because of it
sheogoraths-bitch t1_iwd5hm5 wrote
Mine too! My friend who got hers before me said the pain was almost nothing, but I almost blacked out and couldn’t drive home for almost three hours. Then the after cramps almost made me get it removed.
HappyGoIdiot OP t1_iwah01x wrote
Lol that sounds like a terrible idea (puts it in the notes anyway)
Wendypeffy t1_iwcvxbq wrote
If they have a suspicion that you are inebriated to any degree any ethical doctor will refuse to treat you for an elective procedure. performing elective procedures on clients who are under the influence is malpractice.
bobone77 t1_iwaniqr wrote
No doctor is going to sign off on that. If you wait a month, a little cannabis beforehand would be easier to get away with.
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