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    Intrauterine devices (IUDs) are long-term birth control options that are inserted into the uterus. The most effective IUDs contain copper and have a T-shaped frame, like the T-Cu 380A which contains 380mm2 of copper. IUDs work by affecting sperm survival, capacitation, and motility in the uterus to prevent fertilization. They are suitable options for reproductive-aged, multiparous women who want long-term contraception without hormones. Potential side effects include increased menstrual bleeding and pain, or expulsion of the IUD. Counseling addresses understanding, commitment, and managing potential side effects, and follow-up visits within 3-6 weeks and every 6 months

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    Intrauterine devices (IUDs) are long-term birth control options that are inserted into the uterus. The most effective IUDs contain copper and have a T-shaped frame, like the T-Cu 380A which contains 380mm2 of copper. IUDs work by affecting sperm survival, capacitation, and motility in the uterus to prevent fertilization. They are suitable options for reproductive-aged, multiparous women who want long-term contraception without hormones. Potential side effects include increased menstrual bleeding and pain, or expulsion of the IUD. Counseling addresses understanding, commitment, and managing potential side effects, and follow-up visits within 3-6 weeks and every 6 months

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    Intrauterine devices (IUDs) are long-term birth control options that are inserted into the uterus. The most effective IUDs contain copper and have a T-shaped frame, like the T-Cu 380A which contains 380mm2 of copper. IUDs work by affecting sperm survival, capacitation, and motility in the uterus to prevent fertilization. They are suitable options for reproductive-aged, multiparous women who want long-term contraception without hormones. Potential side effects include increased menstrual bleeding and pain, or expulsion of the IUD. Counseling addresses understanding, commitment, and managing potential side effects, and follow-up visits within 3-6 weeks and every 6 months

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    Intrauterine Devices

    BY : WIDI CAHYA UTAMI


    MENTOR : DR. RULLY P. ADHIE, SP.OG
    IUD’s
    There are many types of IUDs exist, the most
    efficacious include the T-Cu 380A
    T-Cu 380A which has a T-shaped frame with
    380 mm2 of copper.
    Mechanism of Action
    Its thought that the chronic sterile foreign body
    reaction in the endometrial cavity elicited by
    these devices affects sperm survival, capacitation
    or motility, and as a consequence fertilization
    does not take place. In addition, copper is known
    to be sperm-toxic.
    Indications:

    Reproductive age
    Multiparous
    long-term contraception
    Does not want a hormonal method.
    Doesnt like to remember to take a pill
    every day .
    Contraindications are:

    • pregnant.
    • Unknown vaginal bleeding
    • Cancer
    • Not suffering infection of genitalia
    (Vaginitis)
    Advantages of IUDs

    • Can stay for up to 10 years


    • IUDs Contraception is high effectivity.
    • Very effective because no longer need to remember.
    • Increase sexual confortable because it dosen’t need
    to be afraid to be pregnant.
    • Generally it need once framing
    Side Effects
    •Increased menstrual bleeding and pain
    •Expulsion
    Innitiations
    •IUDs may be inserted in adolescent women at any time within
    the first 12 days after the start of menstrual bleeding.
    •It can also be inserted at any other time during the menstrual
    cycle as long as the provider is reasonably sure that the
    adolescent is not pregnant.
    •IUDs may also be inserted postpartum, post-caesarean section
    and post-abortion under the same conditions as for adult
    women.
    Counselling
    •comprehension, personal acknowledgement, and commitment
    •Side-effects
    •information on how to access removal.
    Follow up
    A follow-up visit is recommended after the first menses
    or 3–6 weeks following insertion and then every 6
    months.
    Source
    Department of Child and Adolescent Health and Development World Health Organization.
    Contraceptions. Geneva: WHO Library, 2014

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