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sigzag1994 t1_ividilo wrote

Reply to comment by Mercuryblade18 in Researchers have found that having more babies reduces the risk of endometrial cancer. by IMBatUQ

Was never an issue before the IUD

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LowlyScrub t1_iviozcy wrote

You could have pissed some muscles off during the insertion. Have something shoved through your cervix is quite jarring. I was cramping terribly for 2 days.

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sigzag1994 t1_ivircpa wrote

2 days sure, but multiple years?

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LowlyScrub t1_ivirzva wrote

I don't know, muscles are wild down there. Not saying your suspicions aren't reasonable, just that you shouldn't discount your pelvic floor causing issues. I feel like I am constantly fighting the keep my hips, lower back, and lower abs loose.

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Mercuryblade18 t1_ivilqgn wrote

Why do you still have your IUD? Remove it and see if your symptoms improve.

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sigzag1994 t1_ivir96r wrote

Fair question. The insertion process was so horrifically painful that I was afraid of the removal process. Also I never had a good track record with BC pills, so once I had the IUD in I tried to stick it out

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