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birth control, childfree, childfreedom, copper IUD, filipina, IUD, philippines, reproductive health, southeast asia
I got another TVS earlier this week and everything’s fine!
The OB-GYNE at the diagnostic clinic was terrible, but thankfully, my other much nicer OB-GYNE, let’s call him Dr. L, confirmed that the IUD is where it’s supposed to be. I was nervous at first because at the diagnostic clinic they told me that it slightly shifted downward. Dr. L explained that a little shifting is normal and to be expected.
Behold!
TL;DR: My first IUD and first IUD checkup went ~*~ great ~*~
The Childfree Filipina 
First time reading your blog and I must say that this will not be my last (should you choose to update some more) 😀 I’m so happy to have stumbled upon this site while researching on IUDs.
May I know who Dr L is? I’m sick of judgy OB GYNEs and I want to find a nice OB G for a change 😦
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Replied to your e-mail 🙂
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Hi, please, PLEASE, pleeeaaase tell me who your OB-GYNE is and where I could find him/her. My OB-GYNE told me I’m too young for this. And that’s just BS!
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Yes that is probably BS. E-mail me at childfreefilipina@gmail.com so I can send you the name and address. 🙂
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I just want to thank you for this blog and the IUD posts. The details were very clear. I am now convinced to use IUD as well. 🙂
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I recently went to an OBGYN at St Luke’s. She insisted the Mirena was better and quoted me P27,000 for the procedure. Your post about the IUD said it should cost P3500. Where can I go in Manila where they won’t overcharge me?
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I’m planning on getting an IUD but I have read online that it is kind of hard to get cleared in getting one if you’re single/ unmarried here in the PH. Can you please share who your OB is? 🙂 Thank you!
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Hi! I’m so lucky to have found your blog. Can I please have the name of your OB and contact details? I hate judgemental OBs and I’m too scared to go if I’m just going to be judged for it. Thank you!
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