The ‘No One Tells You About IUDs’ Hook—Minus the Mystery
Summary
The post implies there’s something no one shares about IUDs, then provides a personal anecdote without additional context. Many people do still ovulate with a hormonal IUD, which is why some can still have PMS symptoms without bleeding. So what we actually know: expected bleeding changes depend on IUD type (lighter/irregular or no periods with hormonal; heavier/longer at first with copper) and serious side effects and complications are rare and recognizable. If someone is still having PMS symptoms with their IUD, it’s important for them to know they can talk to their providers about helping manage symptoms.