Kierra has been in pain since the IUD was inserted. She can’t get an appointment with her doctor. So the young mother lends a hand herself and shows it on TikTok.
Kierra, 27, from Warwickshire, suffered from “unbearable pain, constant bleeding” and “constant anger” after the IUD was inserted. The Daily Mail quotes the mother as saying she felt “helpless and like she was losing her mind.”
According to doctors, the intrauterine device (IUD) was intended to relieve the painful symptoms of endometriosis. But within three weeks of insertion, the pain and bleeding began. Kierra says on TikTok that she was constantly in a state of anger. “I needed to go out and have a minute to myself, and I cried the whole time.”
When she asked her GP for help, she was told she would have to wait six months for her body to adjust to contraception. Only after four more appointments, during which the mother asked for help, did the doctors agree to remove the IUD.
However, when she tried to make an appointment, she was referred to a sexual health counseling center or the emergency room because the practice no longer offered family counseling.
Kierra made a spontaneous decision and removed the coil herself. After this experience, she never wants to use hormonal contraception again. She has also changed doctors.
The IUD, often called an intrauterine device (IUD) or intrauterine spiral (IUS), is a contraceptive device that is inserted into a woman’s uterus to prevent pregnancy. There are several different types of IUDs, including the copper IUD and the hormonal IUD.
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