IUD Contraception

Using the IUD as an emergency contraception method is also a way to prevent unplanned pregnancy. IUD contraception method is less common and less popular than the emergency contraception pill or morning after pill. Below is information on the IUD contraction an what exactly IUD contraction does. There are also a few types of IUD contraception to choose from.

What exactly does the contraction IUD do?

First of all the IUD contraception needs to be fitted in the womb by a doctor.

How does the IUD emergency contraception work?

The IUD contraception acts in the womb and can usually prevent pregnancy.

When to use the IUD emergency contraception?

The IUD emergency contraception must be fitted early, within 5 days after sex. The sooner you have the IUD emergency contraception  fitted the better.

Advantages of the IUD emergency contraception

The IUD contraception is very effective as an emergency contraction method, almost 100% effective. The IUD emergency contraception can also be used as an on going method of contraception if wished.

Disadvantages of IUD emergency contraception

The IUD emergency contraception disadvantage is that this is not suitable for all women. Consult your doctor about this method of contraception.

Check up after beginning to use the IUD contraception

A check up with your doctor is important after the IUD contraception is fitted. This should be 3-4 weeks after treatment whether or not you have had your period for the month.