If you have an IUD, and the guy has a big penis, can he feel the wires?

Question

It's a birth control device implanted inside the vagina

MrOracle · Accepted Answer

There are cases when the IUD has been dislodged and has injured the man's penis, or has even been pushed through the walls of the cervix. It's not common, but I know a guy who this happened to and he refused to have sex with his girlfriend until she had it removed, which I understand.

As these are physical objects of various designs, there's always a chance that they won't stay in place or will have other complications. There's also a history of bad IUD designs and the lawsuits that accompany them (you can find lots of info on the 'net), so that wouldn't be my first choice, but they work for a lot of women, so you have to figure out what works for you.

hellionthesagereborn · Accepted Answer

You don't have to be big to feel it. I'm average and I have bottomed out in a girl more then once. My ex had an IUD and yes, when I bottomed out I could feel the wires, I actually got to welts on the tip of my penis as a result (looked like I was bit by a snake).

Upside is its not something that happens all the time so make sure you don't do certain positions that cause him to go that deep (though if he is going that deep even without an IUD its probably going to be uncomfortable for you (never heard of a woman that actually liked her cervix hit)) and it shouldn't be a problem.

EmoKate97 · Accepted Answer

i feel like this is a perv / troll question but i'll reply for the sake of on lookers.

I have an IUD, iv taken crazy BBC, none of them even question the "wires" or whatnot the OP displays. in my opinion op is fetish posting but there's not enough evidence to tell

Darcia · Accepted Answer

I’m not even sure. I’ve never had to wear one. I’m not sure why women get em. I know not to get pregnant. But if you know what you’re doing you shouldn’t get pregnant & even have to be birth control.

johndugan11 · Answer

Hmmm I don't know. but you need to talk to your man if they are worrying about their penis. Sex and stuff can create chafing, soreness, pain, etc. It's important to stay moisturized so maybe you could buy him a bottle of penis health creme to make certain he stays hydrated.

ohshee · Answer

It can be felt and moved

circumstances · Answer

There is a string (or strings). My ex-girlfriend had an IUD. I felt the string (s) all the time. I told her. She went to her gynecologist and they shortened the string (s). Didn't matter. I still felt it hitting me every time I went in.

SarahP080102 · Answer

First them to feel it, they would have to penetrate past your cervix

jshm2 · Answer

Erm... that's not how it works, IUD's are usually placed in the cervix.  Unless you're screwing a donkey, no penis will be roving around in the cervix.