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What Are the Risks Associated with Inserted Devices?

While insertion procedures are generally safe, they can carry certain risks and complications, including:
Infection
Discomfort or pain
Bleeding
Device migration or expulsion
Allergic reactions
It is crucial to discuss these potential risks with a healthcare provider before undergoing any insertion procedure.

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