can an iud puncture a condum?
966928
No it will no puncture a condom.
462669
I got it with OUT taking any pain killers.\nThe uterus doesn't like intruders! I am amazed that sperm can get up thereBecause my cervix is tilted at a bad angle, the doctor had to grab it with tongs and so maybe that had something to do with the amount of pain I experienced. \nNeedless to say, getting it put in was the most painful experience of my life.\n\nI was in pain for the rest of the day. Cramping. Ibuprofin and walking helped ALOT.\n\nThe next day I felt better, but still cramped. It took me about 5 days to completely feel better and back to normal. My body just didn't like it at first. \n\nIt took me a good 4 or 6 months before my periods were back to being normal and light without cramping like they'd been before. \n\nIT WAS 100% WORTH IT!!\n\nI got the copper T, and it'll stay in for the next 9 years. The discomfort was a small price to pay for the effectiveness and long-lasting potential of the IUD.
66162
yes- it can.  So can tampon use and many other things.
988834
This might help.  It's called a punctal plug.
987979
Hi!! You are going to have to stick your finger inside and check for the string.  I had an IUD for two years and sometimes I would have a hard time finding the string.  If in doubt go to the doctor for a pelvic exam.  Good luck!!!
165984
Maybe you are not lubricated enough when you had the intercoure and this caused tension on your outer privates. Have you given birth already through natural delivery? This can also post as a problem since the insertion could be a little rough on the sewn up part. Hope this helped :-)
681973
Most OB/GYN's have one or two IUD's in their office.  If not, they can get one usually by the next day.  All they have to do is call the Manufacturer's Representative and they will make sure you have one either that day or the next.  At least, that's how it has always worked in the all the offices I have worked in.  Hope this has been helpful to you.
480250
It's possible, but not likely.  Was your girlfriend hospitalized?  Did she press charges?  Her ob/gyn should be your main source of answers for this question.
650474
No. "Do not try this at home".  You could cause damage to your uterus or an infection if you tried to remove it yourself.  Have a doctor or a nurse practitioner remove it.  This can be done at a Public Health Sexual Health clinic for little or no cost.
1073037
No, thats called a "snart". They can hurt and sometimes expel particles from both ends.
346461
If your tubal was a "cut and tie" no, if they did a crush and clamp a maybe, the reversal would be allot more involved and expensive, probably not covered by insurances and not most doctors would even attempt.  But it's a question you need to discuss thoroughly with your personal physician.
766981
Its perfectly normal to have cramping for one to two weeks after insertion.  Just take some Advil or other anti-inflammatory pain killer and try to relax.  You can use stick on heating pads purchased from a drug store to help relieve the pain as well.  Its normal to still have occasional cramping even months after insertion.\n\nShould you have sharp pains, heavy bleeding that doesn't stop and you can feel plastic at the opening of your cervix you should call your doctor IMMEDIATELY as you might be expelling the IUD.\n\nThe Mirena isn't just for women that have had children.  Even women that have never been pregnant can use it after being measured and examined by a OB/GYN to ensure proper fit.
850168
Yes, and it should be.  I had it when I was pregnant (courtesy of my ex-husband) and we both Had to be treated with an antibiotic because it was causing me to bleed from an inflamed cervix.
995712
Probably not, but there are tests available.  You need to talk to your OB/Gyn about your concerns and get regular check ups.
693075
i am on the IUD called Mirena...i i have never had a problem with it...only when i first got it inserted...bad cramping...i had cramping and light spotting for a week or two....but since then I HAVE NEVER HAD A PERIOD!!!! its wonderful!  i am unable to check the string though...but my husband doesn't have a problem with checking it  lol  I was unsure if i wanted more children...and getting my tubs tied was not an option...this is good for 5 years..and if i want a baby sooner than that..it can be removed!\nIT DOES NOT CAUSE PID AND CAN NOT BE INSERTED BY ANYONE OTHER THEN AN OB/GYN!!   you can get more factual information at  www.webmd.com\nGood Luck
105445
That would definitely be your cervix.  This is where your uterus opens into the vaginal canal.  It can be quite painful if your partner bumps against it during sexual intercourse.  Your best bet would be to experiment with different positions that allow for different penetration angles.  I suffer from the same problem, and there are some sexual positions (woman on top for example) that I just *cannot* tolerate.  If you have any additional questions, talk to your gyno.  You'd be amazed at the kind of advice they can give you.
819901
ABSOLUTELY...ask your OB...opinion of laymen on this is not safe!