What is progesterone?

progesterone IUD or or nitrouterin is a small piece of plastic that is placed in the uterus to prevent conception. It works by first killing sperm and then making it difficult for fertilizing eggs the implant into the uterus if it survives any sperm. It is considered to be one of the most effective contraceptive devices available, although its effects are reversible because pregnancy can be achieved shortly after the device is removed if conception is required. This form of contraception is often preferred before the pill because there is little space for a human error because it must remain inside the uterus to work. Progesterone IUD does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases and is associated with certain health risks.

One of the main ways that progesterone IUD can prevent pregnancy is to cause uterine mucus to be too strong to be friendly to sperm, resulting in capturing or killing sperm. If some sperm passes, thIIZE SEE causes the uterus to become inhospitable for fertilized eggs, so it is almost impossible to implant. The risk of pregnancy is usually relatively low with IUD progesterone, because it must only place it in the uterus by a doctor, unlike a pill that needs to be taken every day.

Before placing this device in the uterus, the doctor usually performs several tests such as PAP, pregnancy test and STD screening. Most doctors also suggest subsequent appointment within three months of IUD's location to make sure it works as it should. Then the patient can check to make sure it is still in place by inserting a finger in the vagina and feeling for two strings. If the device is inserted seven days after the start of the menstrual period, it will be immediately effective, but if it is inserted another time, the Control Backup method should be used at least the first week.

for the first six months they can alreadyusers of progesterone IUD noticed some spotting or irregular bleeding, but that should disappear as soon as it is in place for about a year. In fact, many IUD users are not receiving the period after a year of use. One of the main risks of progesterone IUD is the development of inflammatory pelvic or PID disease. It is an infection that could lead to scarring, infertility or even death, and most often occurs only a few weeks after the insertion of IUD. Other risks of this device include ovarian cysts, uterine perforation and higher chances than the usual of ectopic pregnancy, there should be conception.