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New Guidelines Call on Doctors to Take IUD Insertion Pain Seriously
(www.nytimes.com)
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this post was submitted on 19 May 2025
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So just shrug and give a midol? Like we don't have plenty of other effective, targeted pain relief that would 100% be given to a man who was going to be given an incredibly painful procedure? Especially if that procedure were routinely given to men.
Lidocaine
I don't propose it. The CDC proposed it. And I'm sure they also have proposed application. I do propose doctors follow CDC recommendations.
We actually don’t have much in the way of pain relief besides NSAIDs (of which Midol is one), local anesthesia (which I believe is not indicated for IUD insertion), and opioids (I’m sure you’ve heard of those in the news).
That's some real great condescending language there. I think I can guess what's between your legs lol. The CDC recommends lidocaine as a local anaesthetic. Themoreyouknow.jpg.