Does it hurt to have a contraceptive implant fitted?

Answer 1

You might want to ask other women that have had the procedure. The Mirena coil is a small plastic T-shaped device that is placed inside the intrauterine area in females to treat them for endometriosis.

Answer 2

Im 17 and I have had the Implant fitted, they use an anasthetic which numbs your arm. The only pain I felt was the needle for this then after its just a little uncomfortable it just feels like someone is prodding u a bit hard in the arm :)

Answer 3

It's much easier, and much faster, than the insertion.

Answer 4

There is a very brief cramp during removal of the IUD. It is similar to the cramping during insertion, but lasts only two or three seconds.

Answer 5

There is a little cramping when having the IUD removed. It is the same type of cramping as the insertion, but much briefer.

Answer 6

During a typical Mirena removal, there is a brief period of cramping, similar to but much shorter than the cramping during insertion. The process normally takes about five seconds.