Rashi Chowdhary talks about the lesser-known hormonal implications of copper IUDs, especially their impact on estrogen, zinc, ...

The only available copper IUD in the United States is called Paragard.Copper IUDs prevent sperm from reaching the uterus.

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However, the copper IUD can cause side effects like bleeding between periods, a longer and heavier menstrual cycle, and cramping for a few days after insertion.

An ob-gyn debunks emergency contraception myths, explains the Plan B weight limit, and explains why a copper IUD is even better than Plan B and Ella.

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IUD is an effective form of birth control, but it's still possible to get pregnant with an IUD. Here's how that happens and the symptoms of pregnancy with IUD.

Pregnancy is possible if you have an IUD — but it's rare. Find out why this happens, your options for emergency contraception, when to take a pregnancy test, and more.

In the lead-up to another potential Trump presidency, one writer shares her experience with the copper IUD, which lasts for more than a decade.

There used to only be two kinds of IUDs on the market from two different companies: the hormonal IUD called Mirena from Bayer and the ParaGard “Copper T” IUD from Teva Pharmaceuticals that does not ...

IUD is an effective form of birth control, but it's still possible to get pregnant with an IUD. Here's how that happens and the symptoms of pregnancy with IUD.