Post-puerperal Cu-T insertion : a prospective study.
AR Bhalerao1, MC Purandare2 1 2
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A R Bhalerao
One hundred and sixty eight consecutive women accepting copper T (CuT) intrauterine contraceptive device in the post-puerperal period were studied. Out of them, 63 could be followed after 6 weeks of insertion and 65 after 6 months of insertion. The risk of heavy bleeding, pain in abdomen etc. were no greater than those usually found when interval CuT insertion is carried out. There was no case of uterine perforation leading to migration of CuT. But the expulsion rate was found to be high i.e. 16.4%. CuT is a very useful post-puerperal contraceptive method and should be given more importance in MCH programme.
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Bhalerao A R, Purandare M C. Post-puerperal Cu-T insertion : a prospective study. J Postgrad Med 1989;35:70-3
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