Intrauterine Device

The intrauterine devices are the most widely used reversible contraceptives in the world. Modern IUD's are safe, highly effective for contraception and are also cost effective. One of the most commonly used copper bearing IUD is the Cu 375. The Pregna Model Cu 375 is appropriate for women who want to space their children, as it is effective for a period of 5 years.

An Intrauterine Contraceptive Device is the device inserted into the uterine cavity and left for varying time period for the purpose of contraception.
Pregna Model Cu 375 IUD's offer complete protection against pregnancy. It remains effective for a period of five years. Correctly inserted, Pregna Model Cu 375 IUD is safe for women at low risk of sexually transmitted disease. Pregna Model Cu 375 is an intrauterine contraceptive device made of polyethylene. The stem is covered with copper wire, the total surface of the copper is approx. 375 mm2. The side arms are flexible and shaped in such a way as to keep the Pregna Model Cu 375 IUD adjacent to the fundus, without stretching the uterine cavity or touching the cornua. The contraceptive action of the device is probably due to a number of foreign body reactions with the uterine endometrium and the presence of metallic copper.