The hormone releasing IUDs, in addition to other IUDs
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Hormone releasing IUDs:
- The hormone-releasing IUD with levonorgestrel of 52 mg. The progestin is released per day released is 20 mcg
- It is a T-shaped device which is very small used for birth control designed woman's uterus
- (IUDs) is used for control child birth
- IUDs can contain hormones that help prevent the implantation process.
- Other type is copper-containing IUDs.
- It is inserted by a health-care doctors in the office.
- Based on the type of IUD differ side effects differ.
- Copper-containing IUDs can increase menstrual bleeding.
- Some IUDs can be removed after 10 years.
- Health-care professional can remove at any time.
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