4.

What is the relation between menoragis period

and IUD acceptor by the Woman ?
1. Hormone-releasing IUD
The hormone-releasing IUD
contains a synthetic version
of progesterone called
progestin, which is
continuously released at a
low daily dose. Progestin
works to prevent pregnancy
in several ways: it thickens
cervical fluid to prevent
sperm from travelling into
the uterus, thins the uterine
lining, and also sometimes
suppresses ovulation.
 How will my period change on the
hormonal IUD?
• Since the hormonal IUD thins the uterine
lining and may inhibit ovulation (the release of
an egg from the ovary) your period is likely to
be different. Two out of three hormonal IUD
users experience lighter bleeding within six
months
2. Copper intrauterine
device (IUDs)
The copper IUD is a
device that is inserted
into the uterus by a
medical professional. Like
the hormonal-IUD, the
copper IUD also causes
physical irritation,
creating an inflammatory
reaction in the uterus
• How will my period change on the copper
IUD?

The copper IUD does not prevent ovulation, so

you will still experience a menstrual period. But
it is common for people to experience heavier or
longer periods, as well as unscheduled spotting
or bleeding, during the first few months of use.
Heavier menstrual flow with copper IUDs might
be caused by vascular changes, which regulate
blood flow to the uterus.