I don't have children yet, can I get an IUD? I'm currently taking birth control pills. Will this affect my future fertility? Thank you, doctor!

The IUD is a safe, highly effective and long-lasting method of contraception, but it is not suitable for everyone. There are some cases where this method cannot be used and an alternative method of contraception must be chosen.

An intrauterine device (IUD) is a small device that is placed inside the uterus to prevent unwanted pregnancy. It also protects the lining of the uterus.

Vacuum aspiration is a highly safe abortion method compared to many other abortion methods for pregnancies under 12 weeks old. However, vacuum aspiration can still have the potential risk of complications, so you should consult a doctor.

Retained placenta occurs in approximately 1-3% of deliveries and is a relatively common cause of obstetric morbidity. It is usually diagnosed when the placenta fails to separate spontaneously during the third stage of labor when the patient has excessive bleeding in the absence of placental separation or if there is confirmation of retained placenta after the majority of the placenta has been delivered spontaneously.