Thinking about keeping your IUD in perimenopause? Here’s why I would! If I had a progesterone-containing IUD that I was happy with, I’d leave it in for a few years—and here’s why: ➡️ 90% of women experience abnormal uterine bleeding in perimenopause. ➡️ A progesterone IUD can be a game-changer for managing heavy bleeding. ➡️ It helps stabilize the uterine lining, reducing the risk of anemia, fatigue, and unnecessary interventions. For many, it’s an effective, low-maintenance option that can make

“The bad effects of IUDs they don’t really talk about…” IUDs are very effective, but there are things you should know before choosing one. 1. Pain during insertion Let’s be honest — insertion can be very painful for some women, especially if you’ve never given birth. 2. Heavy bleeding & cramps (especially copper IUD) Periods can become heavier, longer, and more painful in the first few months. 3. Irregular bleeding (hormonal IUD) Spotting or unpredictable periods can last for months. 4. Hormonal