The post-partum intrauterine device (PPIUD) is a variant of the IUCD that is encouraged for women who give birth in healthcare facilities. It can be placed immediately following delivery of the placenta during cesarean section as well as vaginal delivery within 48 hours.
The PPIUD:
• Hormone-free contraceptive
• Provides efficacy of 99.2% for ten years
• Fertility restored on removal
• Reversible
PPIUD is one of the most effective contraceptive methods. It provides 99.2% effective pregnancy prevention for ten years effectively.
In addition to pregnancy prevention, PPIUD may help reduce the risk of uterine (endometrial) and cervical cancers.
Nearly all women of childbearing age can use PPIUD safely and effectively, including women who
Some users report the following:
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