Copper-T Intrauterine Device

The Flexi-T was created using data from uterine cavity measurements taken with the Kurz Cavimeter, which were sourced from accredited studies. The studies comprised 795 fertile women of all ages and parous categories (single previous pregnancy, multiple previous pregnancies, or no previous pregnancies). The uterus’s dimensions are influenced by the number of prior pregnancies, as indicated by the data. This knowledge served as the foundation for the development of the Flexi-T. The standard IUD is designed for women who have already had children, while the smaller IUD is designed for women who have not yet given birth. There are two distinct sizes.

The optimal shape and flexible material minimize the risk of expulsion and potential side effects, such as spotting and discomfort. The Flexi-T is effortless to insert due to the narrow insertion tube, which lacks a plunger, thereby reducing discomfort. Conversely, removal is relatively painless and effortless. The IUD’s rounded corners and the absence of a plunger in the narrow insertion tube result in a nearly nonexistent risk of perforation. Flexi-T has been demonstrated to be the most suitable IUD for millions of women due to its fundus-seeking design, high flexibility, and effortless insertion system.input:
output:The Flexi-T provides a high standard of contraceptive protection and is safe for women of all ages and parous categories (no pregnancies, one pregnancy, multiple pregnancies), according to the clinical trial that involved 1150 women.

The IUD’s local release of copper traces results in the sperm cells losing their mobility, which obstructs fertilization. Flexi-T also prevents the egg from embedding in the womb lining in the event that it becomes fertilized.