IUD Question

So I had one out in, in 2020 I will say it was very uncomfortable (just being honest I was told it was a breeze and 0 discomfort and I went in with low expectations and left in tears, I'm also a huge baby)

I will say, she let me know if you've had a baby it makes it less painful, but I'd suggest taking a pain reliever if possible before hand. I didn't know it was recommended and they gave me Tylenol right before, so if you can take something do it I had light spotting on and off for a few months, however it was most consistent in the first month You can have sex again, based on what I was told, basically once you're comfortable with it. Some doctors will recommend waiting until you have a follow up ultrasound to make sure it didn't move but if you ask they'll tell you! Honestly it was a game changer for me, I have PCOS and suspicions of endometriosis and the cramping I used to get was unreal but from the time I had it put it and my body adjusted, I got spotting as a period 2-4 times in 3.5 years and had no cramps at all And I will say, removal was literally the easiest, complete opposite of inserting it lol good luck!