birth control
" I know everyone's body reacts differently to hormones, but the nice thing about IUD's are that the hormones are released in your uterus instead of being digested and absorbed into your blood stream. Of course, the hormones still get into your blood, but it has less effects on the body since it's more controlled to one area. The insertion definitely hurt and I had slight cramping the first day of insertion, but it was completely gone by the second day. Also had a major cramp, that felt like when I got it inserted (only lasted 2 minutes, maybe). DR informed me that the Skyla does move & reposition during the first few months & that's what that pain was. LOVE SKYLA"