Wednesday, July 27, 2011

10 Contraindications To The Use Of Copper T and Nova T

While selecting a method of contraception which suits you the most, several factors should be considered. One such factor is its contraindications. This post deals with the conditions which contraindicate the use of Copper T and Nova T, commonly used intrauterine contraceptive devices (IUDs) containing copper. This includes Paraguard which is Cu T 380A.  

Copper IUDs are not recommended for you -

#1- If you have become pregnant

#2- If you suffer from abnormal bleeding from vagina e.g. excessive or irregular bleeding.

#3- If you suffer from lower genital tract infection or pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) now or in the past.

#4- If bearing child in future is absolutely necessary for you.

#5- If any of your previous pregnancies was abnormally located i.e. ectopic pregnancy where the fertilized ovum is implanted at a site other than the uterus.

#6- If you suffer from moderate to severe pain during your menstrual periods.

#7- If you have fibroids in the uterus.

#8- If you have iron deficiency anemia.

#9- If you suffer from heart disease.

#10- If you are a patient of Wilson's disease. It is a hereditary disorder in which increased intestinal absorption of copper results in accumulation of copper in various organs like brain, liver, kidney and cornea.

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