IUD slipped or what exactly is that?

“In the case of around 5%Usersa spiral it happens that theSpiralchanges their position over time andslipping. Especially in the first months afterCreatingthere is this risk. When it comes to this, the copper spiral usually slides into the cervical neck channel or it slips completely out of the uterus. If the copper spiral is slipped, itsEffectivenessbe restricted as contraceptives. A misposition of the spiral is the most common reason for the occurrence of an unwanted pregnancy with this otherwise highly reliable method of contraception.

In most cases, the spiral slips during the control bleeding. This leads to the fact that the uterus tries to get rid of the copper spiral as a foreign body by strong contractions. Often it isPainaccompanied when the copper spiral changes its position. However, it also happens that the copper spiral is partially or completely ejected without being noticed as a woman.

A slipping of theCopper chainAs an alternative to copper spiral, however, is theoretically not possible. The copper chain has a knot at its upper end. This knot acts like an anchor and is pushed into the upper muscle of the uterus and thus allows a secure hold. This is also the reason why the copper chain is less likely to eject than with the classic copper spiral.

Whether the copper chain or the copper spiral is still correctly in the uterus should be controlled by ultrasound once a half year with the female physician. In the event of a doubt, the woman can feel the thread with clean fingers, which in most cases protrudes from the mother’s mouth a small piece.”
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