31) IUD Perforation/ Migration: A Very Rare Complication (Talking IUC With Dr. D, @dr_dervaitis) скачать в хорошем качестве

31) IUD Perforation/ Migration: A Very Rare Complication (Talking IUC With Dr. D, @dr_dervaitis)

IMPORTANT 2023 UPDATE re: IUD DURATION OF USE- US FDA now approves 52mg levonorgestrel IUD (Mirena, Liletta) for 8 YEARS use for contraception. When treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding is the primary indication, best results are usually seen in the first 5 years. Kyleena (19.5mg) is still 5 years. See video #35 for info on copper IUD extended use. ****** Dr. Kristina Dervaitis, a gynecologist in Newmarket, Ontario (Canada) answers your IUD questions. In this video: What does it mean to experience an IUD perforation? How often does this happen? (Very rare- 1/1000) What are the risk factors? What are the symptoms of an IUD perforation? How is it diagnosed? What are the next steps? How is it managed? What are the options for future contraception? Will IUD perforation have an impact on future fertility? (-No!) For more information about contraception, I recommend the official sexual health website of the Society of Obstetricians & Gynecologists of Canada (SOGC): www.sexandu.ca Please note: this channel is provided as a volunteer public health education initiative (not for profit, no industry support, the channel is not monetized with ads). Dr. Dervaitis received her MD in 2000 and completed her OB/Gyn residency training in 2005 at Western University.