all right, I have a question that I thought of and it’s a little weird, so an IUD usually stops your period, but in some cases you still get it while you have it it’s just lighter, so if it stops ovulation but you still get it then do you still ovulate?
Ovulation and menstruation are completely different tho. I’m on the pill, it blocks ovulation but not menstruation bc it’s a “false” or “fake” period. Similar to that of an IUD
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Anonymous11w
like the whole purpose of it is to prevent ovulation but if you’re still technically getting your period does that mean you technically still ovulate to some extent?
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Anonymous11w
thank you for all of your inputs to my weird ass question, I do speak to a lot of healthcare professionals and I sometimes stump them with the questions so this just gives you an insight into how I think
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Anonymous11w
You dont ovulate
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AnonymousOP11w
this also counts for Nexplanon
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Anonymous11w
I mean, that’s what I figured, like that’s what the literature says at least, it was just something that I was talking to some doctors about and some were like no you don’t and others were like it’s a possibility
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Anonymous11w
so it pretty much leaves you open to ectopic
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Anonymous#211w
yeah but you stop taking the pill in order to get your period, and iud is in all the time so therefore it should be different no?
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AnonymousOP11w
False. I take the pill on my period. It’s meant to replicate a period. There is no shedding bc there are no eggs, bc there is no ovulation