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Who should not use an IUD Individuals with current pelvic infections or untreated STIs Women with unexplained vaginal bleeding Those with a history of uterine abnormalities Women who have a history or increased risk of certain cancers Additional considerations Some progestin-releasing IUDs can reduce bleeding by up to 80%, with Mirena specifically FDA-approved for the treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding
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