Birth Control
"I had the IUD placed back in April of 2017. The pain from insertion was short lived. Honestly, if you are used to having painful cramping, you will not be greatly affected by the insertion. If you have a low pain tolerance, you might want to have some OTC pain meds with you. Also, wear a panty liner, my OB didn&#039;t provide one at insertion and there was some bleeding.  The first few months, my cramps were a bit stronger, but nothing I couldn&#039;t function normally through; flow was also a bit stronger, but again, nothing I couldn&#039;t function normally through. I do remember feeling an occasional twinge of pain if I sat down too hard the first month and sex left me feeling a very dull ache in the area where the IUD sits. It&#039;s been fine ever since."