Getting an IUD doesn’t have to be painful! I’m Dr. Tania Elliott, board certified internal medicine specialist and allergist, and I’m joined by my colleague, a board certified gynecologist who has been putting IUDs in for over 30 years. Here’s five things you can do 👉🏼👉🏼 ✨Number one, take an anti-inflammatory like ibuprofen or naproxen one hour beforehand with a small snack. ✨Number two, we do the procedure when you’re on your period. Not to be gross, but we know that you’re not pregnant and

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An Intrauterine Device (IUD) is a small, T-shaped device inserted into the uterus for long-term contraception. 1.Consultation: Medical history, .pregnancy test, STI screening. 2.Preparation: Lie down, pelvic exam, pain relief (if needed). 3.Speculum: Inserted to view cervix. 4.Cleaning: Cervix cleaned with antiseptic. 5.Uterine Measurement: Depth checked with uterine sound. 6.IUD Insertion: Device loaded into applicator, inserted into uterus. 7.String Trimming: Strings cut for later removal. 8.P