Yes, you’ll need to check to make sure Kyleena is in place. You should do this at least once each month by feeling for Kyleena’s threads inside your vagina. (Kyleena has threads attached to it, which pass out of your uterus and into your vagina.)
To feel for Kyleena’s threads, start by washing your hands with soap and water. Then insert clean fingers into your vagina and try to locate the threads.
If you can’t feel Kyleena’s threads, the IUD may have moved from its correct position inside your uterus. And if Kyleena has moved, it may not be effective in preventing pregnancy.
Because of this, it’s important to see your doctor for an exam if you’re not able to feel Kyleena’s threads.