Most reliable and low maintenance bc there is. Condoms still important for STDs though.

Most reliable and low maintenance bc there is. Condoms still important for STDs though.

Luckily (unluckily?) I haven't had to deal with birth control for decades. First infertile then early menopause. But this was going to be my method of choice as I was not doing well with remembering the pill. Definitely not a cake walk at first. I've had a couple procedures that involve the cervix. For me it isn't a "mild pinch" it's a holy shit ow, ow, ow, ow event. Last time I had taken T3 (I have a reaction to codeine) and it was a toss up between the reaction and the cervical pain.


https://melmagazine.com/a-gentlemans-guide-to-iuds-f4f4975d065d