09/11/2026
Choosing an IUD is not simply hormonal versus nonhormonal. Hormonal IUDs often make bleeding lighter over time, while the copper IUD avoids hormones but can increase bleeding and cramping, especially early on. Our new Complete Healthcare for Women guide explains insertion, pain-control options, expected bleeding changes, warning signs, removal, and return to fertility. Read the full article and schedule a contraception consultation in Richland if you would like help choosing the best fit for your health and priorities.
Compare hormonal and copper IUDs, expected bleeding changes, insertion, pain control, expulsion, perforation, fertility return, and warning signs.