had the IUD inserted for 6 days... the first 2 days I didn't bleed but on the 3rd day I did bleed but not as much as menstruation and no stomach pain... Doctor, can you tell me if the IUD is out of place?

Hormonal IUDs are a highly effective method of contraception and limit the disadvantages and unwanted side effects of traditional IUDs. However, there are still questions about hormonal IUDs such as: Is hormonal IUDs good? Should I use hormonal IUDs?

Using an IUD is a fairly common method of birth control because it is up to 99% effective in preventing pregnancy. IUD placement cannot be done arbitrarily but must follow the instructions of an obstetrician-gynecologist.

IUDs are the choice of many women because of their simplicity, safety and high contraceptive effectiveness. To ensure the highest contraceptive effectiveness and safety, couples should also follow certain precautions.

Intrauterine device (IUD) is one of the long-term and effective contraceptive methods. In Vietnam, IUD is the method chosen by many women because of its superiority.

An intrauterine device (IUD) is a small device (usually T-shaped) that is placed in a woman's uterus to provide long-term contraception for many years. Currently, IUDs are a widely used contraceptive method because they are safe, effective, simple and economical.

IUDs have long been used as an effective contraceptive method for women after giving birth. The principle of IUD placement is very simple, and the procedure is quick. However, many women often worry about the long-term effects of IUD placement.

Using an IUD is one of the most popular birth control methods in Vietnam because it is low cost, easy to use and highly effective. However, in some cases, women are advised to remove the IUD to avoid negative effects on their health and fertility.