The safety and efficacy of immediate post placental IUD insertion versus the post puerperal IUD insertion in women undergoing cesarean delivery-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

The safety and efficacy of immediate post placental IUD insertion versus the post puerperal IUD insertion in women undergoing cesarean delivery

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Dawoud Mariam Ahmed Mohamed¹,Helal Omneya Mostafa¹,Komy Rasha Omar El¹,Sherbini Moutaz Mahmoud El¹,Awad Mirna Osama¹,Moussa Manal Abd Rabo¹

Affiliation:

1. Cairo University

Abstract

Abstract Objective asses the safety and efficacy of immediate IUD insertion following delivery of the placenta in women undergoing cesarean delivery. Study: Randomized clinical trial that included 66 women, were divided equally in two arms, where each arm included 33 patients. The first group had IUD inserted 10 min after delivery of the placenta (post placental group) and the second group had their IUD inserted at 6weeks following delivery (interval group). Results The complication rate related to post placental IUD insertion was comparable to that of interval insertion. The expulsion and displacement rates were the same in both post placental and interval groups at 6 weeks and 3 months follow up. Conclusion Post placental IUD insertion is a safe and attractive option for postpartum contraception that should be offered to all women undergoing elective cesarean section after proper counseling.

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Research Square Platform LLC

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