I have a T-shaped IUD. Before, I could see the string inside, but now I can't see it anymore. So, doctor, can you tell me if I lose the string of the T-shaped IUD, will it have any effect? Thank you, doctor.

Using an IUD is a fairly common method of birth control because it is up to 99% effective in preventing pregnancy. IUD placement cannot be done arbitrarily but must follow the instructions of an obstetrician-gynecologist.

The IUD works to prevent the egg from meeting the sperm, and also prevents the egg from implanting in the uterus and developing into a fetus. Using the IUD method of contraception brings undeniable benefits.

Recently, many maternity hospitals have recorded a number of cases of uterine perforation when removing an IUD or after placing an IUD. So is uterine perforation dangerous and what should women with uterine perforation do?

Removing an IUD is a basic procedure that can be done quickly in hospitals and clinics. What you need to keep in mind is to monitor for any unusual signs and maintain a minimum of 7 days of abstinence from sex after removing the IUD.

Using an IUD is one of the most popular birth control methods in Vietnam because it is low cost, easy to use and highly effective. However, in some cases, women are advised to remove the IUD to avoid negative effects on their health and fertility.

Using an IUD is a birth control method chosen by many couples. When women want to get pregnant again, they need to remove the IUD. After removing the IUD for 2-3 months, women can get pregnant because at this time the uterus has returned to its best condition.

When you want to have a baby or when the IUD has expired, it is necessary to remove the IUD. The IUD should be removed on the day near the end of your period, that is, the 4th or 5th day of your menstrual cycle.