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Table 3 Status of PPIUCD at long-term follow-up visits (n = 180) among the study participants who accepted the PPIUCD as a method of contraception

From: Correlates of post-partum intra-uterine copper-T devices (PPIUCD) acceptance and retention: an observational study from North India

 

Follow up at

 

Six week

Three months

Six months

Status of PPIUCD

   

Retained

150(83.3)

118(65.6)

118(65.6)

Removal

12(6.7)

25(13.9)

25(13.9)

Expulsion

6(3.3)

10(5.6)

10(5.6)

Loss to follow up

12(6.7)

27(15)

27(15)

Reasons of removal

   

Abnormal Uterine Bleeding

8(66.7)

7(53.84)

0

Missing thread

1(8.3)

1(7.7)

0

Family pressure

1(8.3)

3(23.1)

0

Infection

2(16.7)

2(15.4)

0

Complications

   

Infection/Discharge P/v

14(8.33)

8(5.44)

4(3.39)

Backache/Abdominal pain

10(5.95)

7(4.8)

2(1.7)

AUB

18(10.71)

15(10.20)

3(2.54)

Missing threads

16(9.523)

1(0.7)

0

Perforation

0

0

0

Pyrexia

4(2.4)

0

0

  1. Figures in parenthesis depicts percentages