IUD
- noun
- /ˈaɪ juː di/
- Specialized
- Women should be counseled about the risks of the IUD, which include heavier periods, expulsion, perforation, infection, and intra- or extra-uterine pregnancy.
- intrauterine device
- IUD device
- pills and an IUD
Do you want to be able to put an IUD in or take the pill without it being?
- Do you want to be able to put an IUD in or take the pill without it being?
- So all I know is I did in fact have the Mirena, not the copper IUD.
- And that's the the long acting reversible contraceptives, the the implant and the IUD.
- Even though menstrual cup in your vagine IUD in your uterus, they're not.
- This is great Yeah, the copper IUD just out there killing sperm.
- No, no, like an IUD, and it's like, OK, like, I don't.
- Cramping went away and I was a happy camper with my IUD at that time.
- What are the other options, you know, is the ring copper IUD?
- And I looked at it and I was like, I think that's my IUD.
- This tends to increase progestin and or copper is the other effect or the other type of IUD.
- Okay so on how girls have to take birth control, we have to have Iuds or things like that in order to risk from not getting pregnant.
Examples
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Are there side effects of the copper IUD beyond just having more intense periods?
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I'm on my second IUD, and the first one hurt like nobody's business.
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Oh, Lord, I got my IUD removed recently.
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I want to meet a nice lady with the IUD birth control.
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Remove the copper IUD; it is almost certainly the cause.
Academic text (2012) -
The IUD is the most effective form of emergency contraception but may not be acceptable to every woman.
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After her abortion, the doctor installed an IUD to prevent future unplanned pregnancies.
Academic text (2006) -
The form of birth control most prevalent after an abortion was the intrauterine device (IUD).
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While effective in preventing pregnancies, IUDs are largely ineffective in preventing the transmission of STDs and may even contribute to many RTIs.
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Many women choose an IUD because it provides long-term contraceptive protection.
Synonyms
A small device placed in a woman's womb to prevent pregnancy
Something that stops a person from becoming pregnant
A small device put inside the womb to prevent pregnancy
A thing that stops pregnancy, for example a pill or condom
How Effective
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Surface Forms
Morphology
IUD = I + U + D
The headword is an initialism (IUD); the component letters do not transparently convey the meaning to learners, so the form is not useful for deriving the definition.
Etymology
IUD stands for intrauterine device. The parts intra- and uterus mean 'inside' and 'womb', so an IUD is a small device put inside the womb to prevent pregnancy.