A tenaculum is used to hold the cervix in place during an IUD (birth control) insertion. This is a forceps-like instrument that “gently” 😭grasps the cervix to stabilize and align it with the uterus, ensuring the IUD can be safely inserted. What it is: A long, scissor-like instrument with small hooks at the tip that securely grasps the cervix. Purpose: To hold the cervix steady and straight, which aligns the cervical canal with the uterus for a safe insertion. How it works: The provider places t

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Some birth controls have lingering side effects and take a month or two to regulate before natural ovulation starts to reoccur, but the IUD is one of the easiest to remove and has little to no side effects after stopping at all. 🤰 Getting pregnant after IUD removal hinges on the absence of other fertility issues not related to an IUD! ❌ If you have any questions, leave them in the comments below!💜 ⤵️ •⁠ •⁠ •⁠ •⁠ #infertility #fertility #fertilityjourney #fertilitycommunity #ttc #ttcjourney #tt