Dick getting stabbed on IUD?

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I really want an IUD, but I heard that if a guy has a big dick, it can get stabbed and caught on your IUD... have any of you had experience with this??? Is it true?? And what is the likelihood of this happening??

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Have them cut the string as short as they can

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I had one for almost five years. During deep penetration my husband felt it. The strings got softer over time and became less of a nuisance.

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Yeah that’s what I was worried about so I did the arm implant. No regrets

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My boyfriend felt it. But he often hits my cervix anyways. I could even feel it during sex without him hitting so we could only do missionary. I had skyla becuase I read so many great reviews. However for 8 months I had a full week every month of intense cramps 2 weeks before my period. It got to the point I went in to see if it moved. It didnt I just had cysts, no thank you.  My periods werent fun either, you could say it was becuase it uses less hormones but I'm now off all birth control and my periods aren't nearly as bad. After I had it taken out I found out I know two people who had their IUD attached to their uterus wall.

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I have heard that it can happen.

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Yep when I had my IUD it stabbed my husband and would make him bleed. I had the strings cut twice and to the point it was really hard for them to remove it when the time came. It sucked, it hurt him and I could feel it being hit and that hurt me

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No, it can’t stab a penis. It’s in the cervix, your cervix isn’t getting penetrated. The only part that’s outside your cervix is the fishing line like strings. They soften up and fold against the side of the cervix. He will only notice the presence of the strings very shortly after it’s placed.

Dick getting stabbed on IUD?

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