my wife has a IUD. she really has not had any problems from it. She uses the paragard. It is good for 10 years, with the least amount of side effects.

Tubes tied - since the hormones are still working as they would normally, everything's operating as normal as can be, even periods. Although it's rather permanent, so it's for those who are really sure of where they stand on the child issue.

On the plus side, my sense of smell and the scent I give off work much better now. Men do respond to me more when I'm ovulating than when I was on the Pill, and my judgement isn't tainted with "find a guy who smells like a provider" (which is what the Pill does).

I'm on my second Implanon (well, Nexplanon now - it's the same implant but radiopaque) and love only having to really think about my birth control once every three years. I've had fewer side effects with this than with the pill, Depo, or the Nuva Ring.

I'm on Nexplanon also and I've been on it a few months. The only thing I hate is spotting every day, but it is nice to not have to worry about my birth control. Hopefully the bleeding will stop for me or I might have to consider having it removed.

I have Mirena Amazing, wonderful little device! Insertion was very painful but very quick, and it stopped hurting about a day after.
I'm not concerned at all about getting pregnant, which is WONDERFUL, and it's even pretty much stopped my periods