Someone else said it, but I'm also going to add again: your doctor is wrong. IUD are perfectly fine for nulliparous women, and the "issues" a nulliparous women could have with them aren't expulsion ("slipping out") but having a too small uterus (which they check for before putting it in anyway) and a less-open cervix (which is more an issue of the skill of the inserting doctor).
I am nulliparous and had an IUD that certainly never came out on its own, as have many, many other women.
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Date: 2012-02-23 03:43 pm (UTC)I am nulliparous and had an IUD that certainly never came out on its own, as have many, many other women.