<human>: Gave birth, had an IUD placed on a Thursday. That night I felt pain and went to bed early. I woke up fine but as the weekend wore on I was in more and more pain. I emailed the doctor and she set up an appointment for me to come in first thing Monday.

Monday comes and Dr. can't find it. I go to the hospital to get an ultrasound and ultrasound tech can't find it. I get 2 x-rays and they find it near my liver. It had punctured my uterus (through my c-section scar) and had been wandering around my body cavity. I had surgery to remove it and went home that night.

Because I had a birth, I'm already at my max out-of-pocket for my insurance. So I had something like $300 in co-pays, but that's it. I was on maternity leave so I didn't miss work. (I think, I haven't gotten any bills since and it happened in September.) Family watched the kids. It shouldn't damage fertility and internal organs weren't damaged. I have a scar in my belly button and one on the side of my stomach.

This is rare.. like 1/2000 level of rare. I was given a pamphlet when the IUD was inserted, and while I can't find it, I'm sure it mentioned that the migration was a possibility. I know this because they've been sued recently for *not* mentioning that risk and amended it in 2014. It is a greater risk to breastfeeding moms (which I am) also.

Is it dumb, or morally reprehensible, to sue the manufacturer of the IUD for the $300. Or is it dumb not to sue? Maybe I should just write and ask them for it nicely? I'm not interested in suing my Dr. I don't think she was at fault. She seemed to follow procedure and she checked to make sure it was in place when we were done. Nothing I've read has convinced me otherwise, either.

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<bot>: Birth control device punctured uterus and wandered around body cavity. Spent weekend in some pain, spent Monday in hospital. Recovered pretty quickly. Out $300ish after insurance. Should I sue manufacturer?