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Psychological Factors Influencing Female Patients in the Selection of Contraceptive Devices
Fertility and Sterility, 1967A standardized interview was given to 100 patients in an effort to evaluate the psychological factors influencing women in their choice of contraceptives. Their answers to a group of questions significanly discriminated between 2 groups 1 group accepting the idea of using an IUD and the other group opposing it.
Richard J. Metzner, Joshua S. Golden
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2021
Introduction: The Fertility awareness method is the safest and the most cost-effective of all contraceptive options, yet it is the least prescribed by doctors and the least used by women. Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) is very prevalent among women of all ages, particularly menopausal women.
Shihata Alfred +3 more
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Introduction: The Fertility awareness method is the safest and the most cost-effective of all contraceptive options, yet it is the least prescribed by doctors and the least used by women. Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) is very prevalent among women of all ages, particularly menopausal women.
Shihata Alfred +3 more
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Texas Journal of Medical Science, 2022
This hospital based study was done in Kirkuk city from June to November 2021 In our study, it was aimed to investigate the frequency of M.hominis in women who use an intrauterine contraceptive device, and to compare that incidence with the incidence of Mycoplasma hominis in women who use other forms of contraception.
Muhannad Abdullah Khalaf +1 more
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This hospital based study was done in Kirkuk city from June to November 2021 In our study, it was aimed to investigate the frequency of M.hominis in women who use an intrauterine contraceptive device, and to compare that incidence with the incidence of Mycoplasma hominis in women who use other forms of contraception.
Muhannad Abdullah Khalaf +1 more
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1994
Our objective was to assess the association between copper intrauterine contraceptive device use and the level of antichlamydial antibodies.Fifty-four women (29 with history of ectopic pregnancy, 2 with non-tubal factor infertility, 1 with tubal factor infertility, and 22 with intact intrauterine pregnancies) with current or prior intrauterine ...
M T, Mehanna +3 more
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Our objective was to assess the association between copper intrauterine contraceptive device use and the level of antichlamydial antibodies.Fifty-four women (29 with history of ectopic pregnancy, 2 with non-tubal factor infertility, 1 with tubal factor infertility, and 22 with intact intrauterine pregnancies) with current or prior intrauterine ...
M T, Mehanna +3 more
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The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2018
Background: Intrauterine device (IUD) is a convenient, effective and one of a long term contraceptive procedures. However, it may act as a reservoir of reproductive tract infections. Aim of the study: to isolate the microorganisms in the cervix and on the removed IUDs after different times in situ ,examine their association with microbial biofilm ...
Aml El-Sayed Abdou +2 more
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Background: Intrauterine device (IUD) is a convenient, effective and one of a long term contraceptive procedures. However, it may act as a reservoir of reproductive tract infections. Aim of the study: to isolate the microorganisms in the cervix and on the removed IUDs after different times in situ ,examine their association with microbial biofilm ...
Aml El-Sayed Abdou +2 more
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Scanning microscopy, 1990
A single 4.7 x 3.3 x 1.5 cm solid nodule was removed from the bladder of a 24 years old white female who had lost an intrauterine contraceptive device (IUD) installed approximately four years ago. The nodule showed no external evidence of an IUD or its string.
Khan, Saeed R., Wilkinson, Edward J.
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A single 4.7 x 3.3 x 1.5 cm solid nodule was removed from the bladder of a 24 years old white female who had lost an intrauterine contraceptive device (IUD) installed approximately four years ago. The nodule showed no external evidence of an IUD or its string.
Khan, Saeed R., Wilkinson, Edward J.
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Geburtshilfe und Frauenheilkunde, 1982
Two cases of actinomycosis of the upper female genital tract in wearers of intrauterine contraceptive devices are reported. The cases were both observed within a short time interval. In the first case the disease had spread to large portions of the minor pelvis and shown the expected symptoms and signs. In the second case the actinomycosis was confined
K J, Neis +3 more
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Two cases of actinomycosis of the upper female genital tract in wearers of intrauterine contraceptive devices are reported. The cases were both observed within a short time interval. In the first case the disease had spread to large portions of the minor pelvis and shown the expected symptoms and signs. In the second case the actinomycosis was confined
K J, Neis +3 more
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2016
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An Unusual Cause of Bladder Stones In a Female: A Migrant Intrauterine Contraceptive Device
UroToday International Journal, 2012Vinod Priyadarshi +5 more
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