Dr. Riddhi D. Shah
IUD (Intrauterine Device) insertion and removal are safe and effective procedures offered as part of modern contraceptive care. An Intrauterine Device is a small, T-shaped device placed inside the uterus to provide long-term pregnancy prevention. Depending on individual needs, women can choose between hormonal and copper IUDs. The insertion procedure is generally quick and is performed by a qualified gynaecologist after evaluating the patient's medical history and reproductive health.
IUDs offer reliable, reversible contraception and do not require daily attention. When pregnancy planning changes or the device reaches the end of its recommended lifespan, IUD removal can be performed through a simple clinical procedure. Women may also request removal due to discomfort, side effects, or personal preference. Professional guidance ensures appropriate care, proper placement, and safe removal while addressing concerns and supporting informed decisions about reproductive health and family planning.
