Dr Jacqueline Coombe

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815 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 1 Jul

Dr Jacqueline Coombe’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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If you have the green whistle, you'll suck on it the whole time.

And then it's kind of over relatively quickly.

You then need to stay in the clinic and be monitored for around 15 minutes, maybe a little bit longer, just to make sure you're okay.

Depending on the clinic, they'll have somewhere you can rest.

If it's a general GP clinic, you probably just go back into the waiting room and sit.

And then they'll check your blood pressure, make sure you're okay, you haven't had any reactions or anything.

And then off you go to the rest of your day.

Highly recommend not driving home.

Get someone to take you home.

You want heat packs and pain relief and rest for the rest of the day.

It's fairly doable, but it does require some logistical thinking if you've got other stuff going on.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, women describe it in that way.

And I think so the procedure itself can be painful at different steps depending on how you and your cervix and stuff react.

So people experience pain before the IUD is even inserted because of all the instruments.

Mm-hmm.

And other people experience it then.

And then afterwards, yeah, crampy, pain.

And sometimes like a feeling like your uterus is kind of settling around it, I suppose, getting used to it.

There is something there that's different.

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