How Soon After IUD Removal Can You Get Pregnant? Hartford Clinician Explains
You can get pregnant immediately after IUD removal, sometimes within the first cycle. Fertility returns quickly for most people, whether the IUD was copper or hormonal (like Mirena). This guide…
Can a Pap Smear Detect Pregnancy? What Hartford Patients Need to Know
A Pap smear cannot detect pregnancy, but it can safely be done during pregnancy. While a Pap test screens for cervical cell changes, it does not measure hormones or confirm…
IUD Removal Bleeding and Blood Clots: What’s Normal and When to Worry
Bleeding, cramping, and mild clotting are common after IUD removal, especially in the first few days. Some people also notice heavier bleeding or a heavier first period. Most symptoms are…
IUD Removal in Hartford: Cost, Safety, and Why You Shouldn’t Remove It Yourself
IUD removal is a quick, simple procedure that should almost always be done by a trained healthcare provider. While some people search for ways to remove an IUD at home,…
IUD or NuvaRing: Which Birth Control Option Is Best for You?
Choosing between an IUD and the NuvaRing can feel overwhelming, especially if you want long-lasting, low-maintenance birth control. Both options are safe and effective, but they work differently and suit…
Mirena and Menopause: How an IUD Supports Women Through Perimenopause
Many women wonder how the Mirena IUD affects menopause or perimenopause symptoms. The truth? Mirena doesn’t just prevent pregnancy—it can also make the transition smoother by balancing hormones, managing heavy…
IUD Placement in the Uterus: Normal Position, Ultrasound Findings, and When to Seek Help
Understanding the position of your IUD is key to ensuring it works safely and effectively. Hartford Nurse Practitioner Meghan Killilea Galli, APRN, FNP-BC, explains how an IUD should sit in…
Misoprostol for IUD in Hartford: What to Expect Before and After
Wondering when and why misoprostol is used for IUD insertion? This short medication helps prepare your cervix for easier placement of an intrauterine device (IUD). In this guide, Hartford Nurse…
Mirena IUD and Migraines: What You Need to Know
Migraines can be tough to manage, especially when you’re adjusting to hormonal changes. If you’ve recently had a Mirena IUD inserted and started noticing headaches or migraines, you’re not alone.…
Does Insurance Cover Anesthesia for IUD Insertion?
If you’re planning to get an IUD, you may wonder if anesthesia or sedation is available—and whether your insurance will cover it. While IUD insertion is quick, some patients find…