very likely you should get a pregnancy kit and test yourself or go to a clinic. A. R.
if it has punctured the uterus wall, or if it has slipped out without you knowing.
not necessarily, however, I would get tested, to be on the safe side and I would think about going on secondary BC, like the pill, Nuvaring, etc.
Yes the chances are there if the I.U.D has slipped without your knowledge, and pregnancy could well start.
The past tense of "slip" is "slipped" and the past participle is also "slipped."
She slipped and said it during one of her interviews toward the end of the show...and she's GLOWING!
The past tense of the verb "slip" is "slipped."
Yes. That is possible. The knot may get slipped off. The tube will unite due to natural tendency of body to heal.
Yes, "slipped" is a transitive verb when it is followed by a direct object. For example, "She slipped on the ice." In this sentence, "ice" is the direct object of the verb "slipped."
"She began to succumb to her wounds, and slipped into unconsciousness." "He succumb(ed) to the taunts of the banshee and fell to the cave floor, knowing he would not see the light again."
It's unlikely that a cat would have a slipped disc for two reasons: a) cats have short lives (what are the chances of a 14 year old human having a slipped disc?) b) cats are not bipedal organisms, therefore the pressure on their discs is minimal compared to ours. However, if a cat were to have a slipped disc, the symptoms would be impossible to determine without an MRI, as we cannot ask our cats to describe how they feel. If you suspect your cat of having a slipped disc, then take it to a vet. Though I should mention that any pinched nerve in a cat is more likely caused by a cyst than a herniation.
I believe there are 2 syllables in the word, slipped!
I slipped as I was walking down the hall.