Useful information about IUD

History of intrauterine contraception. At the moment the method of intrauterine contraception is one of the most popular in the world. More than 80 million women successfully use intrauterine devices. German gynecologist R. Richter could hardly guess this when he suggested in 1909 inserting silk threads wound into a ring into the uterine cavity with the aim of contraception. From that time beg...

Contraceptive against pregnancy: all about intrauterine con

Today having in its arsenal modern and reliable contraceptive means, each family can control the birth of children without reducing the quality of sexual life. Intrauterine contraception as a highly effective and relatively safe method of preventing pregnancy in its popularity has taken a well-deserved second place conceding the first place to hormonal contraceptive pills. Protection from pregn...

Menstrual cycle and ovulation

As a rule, once a month in one of the ovaries under the influence of hormones matures a follicle with an egg cell inside. As soon as the egg cell matures, the follicle bursts and throws it near the fallopian tube, or oviduct. This moment is called ovulation. The fallopian tube with the help of special fimbria suck in the egg cell into itself, and then with the help of cilia with which it is lin...

How does the pregnancy occur?

After an effective sexual intercourse, hundreds of millions of spermatozoa that have made it to the uterus, rush through the fallopian tubes towards one single egg cell that has matured during the monthly cycle. Only one spermatozoid, the fastest and most resilient of the many millions of rivals, can fertilize the egg cell. The meeting process takes place in the ampulla of the uterine tube. The...

Whom is intrauterine contraception recommended to?

- To all women who are aimed at long-term and effective protection against pregnancy. - To women who need reliable protection, but have contraindications to the use of hormonal contraception. - To women who due to forgetfulness cannot follow the regimen of taking birth control pills or for some reason do not wish to do so. - To nursing mothers who are interested in a safe for the baby method...

History of intrauterine contraception

Looking at the modern intrauterine devices, gleaming with copper, silver and gold braiding, it is difficult to imagine that their ancestors are ordinary desert stones. More than 4 thousand years ago to prevent the camels from becoming pregnant which was undesirable during long marches across the desert, Bedouins-nomads placed small smooth stones into the wombs of the animals. The references abo...

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