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When Can An IUD Implanted After Child Birth?

I m 25 years old and I ve two kids with a very little gap an infant and a toddler my daughter is one year and four months and my baby boy is now one and a half month old and is a result of an unexpected pregnancy my health is getting down and i want to opt copper T for safty now when should i go for insertion i mean how much postpartum time i should wait for this option
Tue, 27 Dec 2016
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood the concern. If you have had a normal vaginal delivery with no postpartum complications, you can ask your consultant for the contraception now as you go for your postpartum visit. This should be done after excluding any pregnancy and infections. Better forms of IUD are also available for prolonged period of contraception and with lesser complications, for example, the Mirena. You can discuss with your consultant. Follow up is essential with any form of IUD. Hope your query has been answered. Take care.
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When Can An IUD Implanted After Child Birth?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. If you have had a normal vaginal delivery with no postpartum complications, you can ask your consultant for the contraception now as you go for your postpartum visit. This should be done after excluding any pregnancy and infections. Better forms of IUD are also available for prolonged period of contraception and with lesser complications, for example, the Mirena. You can discuss with your consultant. Follow up is essential with any form of IUD. Hope your query has been answered. Take care.