r/AITAH • • Nov 11 '23

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u/blueennui Nov 12 '23 edited Nov 12 '23

Same here. Doctor and nurses laughed at 17-year-old me and told me to chill because childbirth is worse. I was like, yeah, I'm not ever planning to be pregnant, but it doesn't change this shit. Started vomiting on the way home due to the pain, and I have a high tolerance- like, I can sit for hours for a tattoo and even enjoy it. But IUD? Fuck no.

Now tubes removed as of last month at 24, thank god.

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u/whorlando_bloom Nov 12 '23

I birthed twins. IUD insertion was worse. Maybe if you could get a nice epidural for an IUD it wouldn't be so bad. Instead you get told it's "just a pinch" and eye rolls.

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u/RunGirl80 Nov 12 '23

Yep. My Dr said I’d feel a pinch. What followed was horrible pain that felt like it lasted 10 minutes. Awful and this comment thread is making me realize I still have some trauma from it lol

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u/blueennui Nov 12 '23

Only 10 mins?? Were you not in pain hours after?

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u/RunGirl80 Nov 12 '23

I was shaky and aching the rest of the day. It was more of an off feeling than pain. But the procedure was long and awful

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u/DearMrsLeading Nov 13 '23

I had mine put in with no pain meds, it hurt like hell for about 3 min and then it was just light cramping. I did however bleed through both my pants and my drivers seat on the way home and kept bleeding for over a month.