Does The Coil Contraceptive Corrode the Penis During Sex? And does it come out if you have a Small Uterus? Take a Moment and Learn More

To be honest I don’t know what they mean by a small uterus so I suggest you head on to your gynecologist and find out what exactly that means because it plays a major role if you intend on using IUCD as your mode of contraception.

And when you eventually visit the doc and he/she indeed confirms that you have a small Uterus then an IUCD is not for you. Neither is it for you young college girl walking in town with a chocker on your neck and a crop top not yet having conceptualized giving birth.

And if your “gangster” boyfriend suggested that you get on that because he wants to start hitting it raw, then I suggest you dump him because he’s misleading you. Are you bleeding at the moment by the way? Because you should probably peruse through the whole quagmire and see if the IUCD might have come out; mostly if you have had it for a couple of months.

An Intrauterine Contraceptive Device (IUCD) (Image: www.crs.org.np)

Other disadvantages include the obvious fact that an IUCD can’t protect you from getting herpes or any other STI. Also it’s not recommended if you suffer from ovarian cancer and it has to be inserted by a TRAINED health provider.

The advantages on the other hand are more than abundant with the most notable one being the fact that it doesn’t harbor hormonal imbalances so be lest assured your weight will remain intact. It is also very cost effective because it lasts 12 years and you don’t have to attend regular clinic appointments.

As for the guys who are always complaining about being denied the “goodies”, this one is totally for you as it can be inserted immediately after giving birth; no worries on this front I’m telling you.

As for whether it scratches the penis during penetration again I guess you have to consult your gynecologist, I forgot to seek an expert opinion. But make sure to head on to the Kukachora Page for more of this great information.