Can your partner feel your IUD during sex?

It's totally normal to be able to feel the strings if you reach your fingers toward the top of your vagina—in fact, the strings can help you or your provider tell that your IUD is in place. It's less common, but still normal, for your partner to feel the strings when you're getting it on. read more

Every IUD user should check her threads regularly - if you cannot easily find your own cervix as a matter of routine, you may have made a poor choice of method. A RELIABLE (!) partner could check for you if you agree. A cervix is a rubbery lump at the top of your vagina - feels a bit squishy, somewhat like a nose. read more

If the strings are tucked behind the cervix, it would be very hard for a guy to feel them during sex. "It's incredibly rare that your partner would ever feel the IUD strings," Vanjani said. "I've been putting IUDs in for six years. read more

Hi there! I've been taking the pill for the last 4 years without worry, but am interested in getting an IUD. I've been reading a lot about it, and I saw one post from lady saying she liked the IUD, but her partner could feel it (the strings) during sex, so she got it removed. read more