IUD String Question.

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they will always be able to feel them.

The boyfriend I was with when I got mine only mentioned it the first couple of weeks. It might have stopped bothering him, or I might have convinced him that an occasional jab was worth the peace of mind.

About a year after insertion: A few partners have never said they felt anything, though condoms were always used.

About three years after insertion: My current (fluid bonded) boyfriend says he feels it twice for every fifteen times we have sex. He claims it doesn't hurt, though, and says it just feels like a short piece of fishing line. I haven't quite figured out the pattern---it's not really correlated with position, but it might follow when my cervix is lower.

I left my strings long so that they'd curl, though, I was under the impression that trimming the strings meant they'd be either a) out of the way or b) always pointy, depending on depth of penetration.

we dont use condoms, and I can feel it still. Not every night, but enough to remember it is there. It does get soft after acouple of weeks. If you trim the string too far, You might have trouble when the time comes to take it out.

Thanks for all the responses, everyone!

As of right now, they're still poking my partner and causing him pain every time we have sex. We're fluid bonded and don't use condoms, and if they don't stop hurting him eventually, I might have to find another form of birth control

I don't know if it's a sure fix, but try using a condom and see if it still hurts. (I'm only guessing that because none of the guys I used condoms with brought it up, and my current partner didn't mention it til we stopped using condoms.) I know it doesn't feel the same, but maybe he'd like to try it both ways, and then make an informed decision about whether not getting stabbed is worth losing a bit of spontaneity.

Good luck, I hope they soften up soon!

My partner could never feel them; he wears condoms though-- not sure if that makes a difference.