In addition to longer periods at the beginning of use, a woman starting the IUD can expect some irregular bleeding for three to six months. A kallah who will definitely use an IUD from the start of her marriage should probably either have it inserted as early as possible, so that she can be well-adjusted to it prior to marriage, or find a different short-term contraceptive option for the very beginning of marriage. It is also worth noting that if the kallah is a virgin, insertion may be difficult.

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