Let's talk about IUDs and Fertility treatment!👩‍⚕️ IUDs—both hormonal and copper—can stay in place throughout the egg or embryo freezing process. This is in contrast to other types of birth control, such as the pill, which needs to be paused before you start an egg or embryo freezing cycle. ❄️🥚 However, you do need to remove your IUD before an embryo transfer, as an IUD doesn't allow for proper implantation. 💉 🤰 Let us know if you have any questions in the comments below.💜 ⤵️ •⁠ •⁠ •⁠ •⁠ #i

“The bad effects of IUDs they don’t really talk about…” IUDs are very effective, but there are things you should know before choosing one. 1. Pain during insertion Let’s be honest — insertion can be very painful for some women, especially if you’ve never given birth. 2. Heavy bleeding & cramps (especially copper IUD) Periods can become heavier, longer, and more painful in the first few months. 3. Irregular bleeding (hormonal IUD) Spotting or unpredictable periods can last for months. 4. Hormonal

In this video, we’re demonstrating the procedure of inserting the Copper T intrauterine device (IUD) for contraception. Let’s walk through the steps: 🔬 Step-by-Step Process: 👉 Step 1: Prepare for the Procedure We begin by preparing the uterus for Copper T insertion. Instruments are gently inserted into the vagina to expose the cervix. 🔎 Step 2: Measuring the Uterus Before inserting the Copper T, we check the size of the uterus using a uterine arm. This helps us adjust the device to fit perfec