Anonymous wrote:Why can’t they give sedation for IUD insertion? I literally don’t get it. It is horribly painful, and hurts more for some women than others. Sedation seems like the obvious solution
My kid had an IUD inserted at 15 by a pediatric gyn (Rachel Casey with INOVA) who absolutely used sedation. We didn't even have to ask for it; I think it's standard practice for her. (To answer the question of why not try BCP first, we did...four different types. Only one worked for DDs issues but it had such horrible side effects that it was not sustainable for her).