birth control
"Internet reviews made me a little apprehensive before I decided to get an IUD, but I already knew better than to prey too much about them because it's a fact that the majority of IUD reviews you'll find on the internet will be negative! Why? Because people are twice as likely to write a review if they had a bad experience; it's sort of like the media- it is twice as likely to cover a story if it's really bad. So don't let these reviews scare you! IUD placement should be a personal choice. You should go to a doctor that you trust, and they will assess your uterus, its size and shape as well as your cervix to see if an IUD will be compatible. They will know if your uterus is too small or if you cannot tolerate the procedure. 
My NP made me feel comfortable and relaxed when she inserted my Skyla IUD, and overall it wasn't bad at all! It's going to hurt, but it's over quickly and if you deep breathe (but do not hyperventilate) and distract your thoughts it's over before you know it. After the insertion I took 800mg ibuprofen and was on my way to school. I didn't feel a thing for a few hours until later that night I experienced some mild cramping. Overall I'm really glad I made the decision to get the Skyla. I'm a fan of birth control with the least amount of hormones possible so that my body can still balance and regulate its own hormones. Skyla has a localized effect so that you don't get many of the systemic side effects of the pill. 
It only took a couple of days for me to feel great and barely notice the IUD! Now I don't feel it at all."