Abstract:Background:The intrauterine device [IUD] is a safe and effective method of contraception, fear of pain during insertion discourages some providers to recommend IUDs to women with no previous vaginal delivery.
Aim of the work:The aim of the study is to evaluate sublingual misoprostol 200µg on the cervix one hour before IUD insertion; to facilitate IUD insertion in women with tight cervix or in whom did not deliver vaginally. Patients and Methods: The study was a double blinded randomized controlled trial, comp… Show more
“…On the contrary, Elgharabawy et al ( 2020) and her research group found that the use of sublingual 200mcg misoprostol to facilitate IUD installation in women with a tight cervix had no effect on pain relief or IUD insertion ease; however, the results with misoprostol are better than placebo, but the difference is not statistically significant 21 . This could be attributed to different routes and timing as they used sublingual misoprostol 1 hour prior to insertion.…”
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“…On the contrary, Elgharabawy et al ( 2020) and her research group found that the use of sublingual 200mcg misoprostol to facilitate IUD installation in women with a tight cervix had no effect on pain relief or IUD insertion ease; however, the results with misoprostol are better than placebo, but the difference is not statistically significant 21 . This could be attributed to different routes and timing as they used sublingual misoprostol 1 hour prior to insertion.…”
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