Condition: IUD; Complications, Mechanical · Menstrual Cup · Sponsor: University of Colorado, Denver
This study will provide pilot data examining suction as a mechanism of IUD displacement with menstrual cup use. The investigator hypothesize that manufacturer-recommended menstrual cup insertion and removal by breaking the seal will result in 15% rate of IUD displacement/expulsion. The investigator will also use this data to explore variables associated with IUD displacement and menstrual cup use. By examining the role of suction as a possible mechanism of IUD displacement, this research will allow healthcare providers to better counsel patients who use IUDs regarding menstrual cup use. Having a better understanding of the mechanics of IUD displacement could lead to the development of strategies to prevent expulsion.
This description comes directly from the study's public registry record.
Cara Clure, MD · 303-724-8482 · cara.clure@cuanschutz.edu
Eva Dindinger, MPH · 303-724-8482 · eva.dindinger@cuanschutz.edu
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