Does the iud stop working while youre on antibiotics?

If it does, how long after you stop taking them does it start working again?
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If it is the copper T which you are using it will never fail if you use the better feature device. Actually the principle behind the IUD is close to this - The uterus never allows any foriegn materials inside it because it has to draw from ready for fertilisation, When a IUD is kept it tries to expel it from the uterus thereby eject even the fertile egg. so be assured that if the IUD is of good QUALITY U NEVER RUN A RISK OF GETTING PREGNANT.

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Nope, to be precise the great thing something like an IUD!

Do haveing a baby hurts?

No. IUD's are great ... remember to catch them checked yearly near your well woman exam!

Ok..I have to pee five times in an hourafter not individual able to stir the day beforewhat's up?

Nope nope-they'd tip off you when you were prescribed antibiotics if it did...but this is one judgment to be sure every doctor you go to know everything you're on.including an IUD

ORTHO TRI CYCLEN LO to regular ortho tri cyclen?

No it does not, I know the antibiotics can effect the pill, but just contained by case use vertebrae up bc.

What reasons explains why your boobs increase in size?

No, in the common sense. But there COULD be a vacillation dependent on which one you use. The copper T (old school, but still common) is not hormonal and antiobiotics should not affect its usefulness. The Mirena (newer type) depends on the progestin hormone for a large segment of its effectiveness and it is the hormonal types of BC that are negatively impacted by antiobiotics. Best advice-call your ob/gyn and find out for sure.

PS-I've have both kinds of IUD's and presently use the Nuvaring. Used the Mirena first and ended up beside an ectopic pg, then switched to the copper T but couldn't toy with the heavier. more painful period. The Nuvaring is working well for me, but it is hormonal, similar to the pill minus having to remember or the side effects.so.I gotta remember that antiobiotic article. :) Thanks for the reminder!