SONOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN DYNAMICS DURING INTRAOPERATIVE ADMINISTRATION OF INTRAUTERINE CONTRACEPTION

Аннотация

Contraception for women in the postpartum period must be highly effective, safe (approved for use in postpartum period, should not contain estrogens) and acceptable (prolonged). Long-term reversible contraception or intrauterine contraception (IUD), is a safe method that is suitable for most women. To study the effect of intrauterine contraception on state of a reproductive system, an ultrasound examination of the organs was performed in dynamics in the postoperative period for 12 months in patients with IUD. When using the IUD intraoperatively and at intervals throughout the year, the echographic picture of organs of the reproductive system did not differ significantly from those women without contraception. It was found that localization of the IUD inside the uterus can change during the first three to six months after insertion. It can be associated with bleeding, pain, and expulsion.