Inflammatory scar on the uterus is not perforated intrauterine device from Central and Central failed to take.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Inflammatory scar on the uterus is not perforated intrauterine device from Central and Central failed to take [Keywords:] inflammatory scar the uterus, intrauterine device, uterine perforation Intrauterine device (IUD as a basic national policy of China, is China’s current women of childbearing age one of the main methods of contraception. However, due to intrauterine device caused by menstruation, dripping not the other adverse reactions, which led to recurrent vaginal infections and other issues , brought to the delayed healing of women’s distress and physical and mental suffering. So take the ring because of disease, particularly inflammatory scarring of the uterus for success from Central, currently been reported. Under normal circumstances, such uterine perforation caused by surgical therefore easily choose to give up surgery. but no clear theoretical basis. the patients who transferred from a tertiary hospital family planning operation in Shanghai for many years a hospital, out-patient admissions and the above treatment for 2 days but vaginal discharge vaginitis patients with normal review its long-standing pain due to disease problems and insisted on the surgery, the surgeon in a doctor “time for the patients sake, do everything possible to relieve pain for patients,” the principle of science is absolutely taboo in the book are not clear indications of a combination of factors decided to implement the operations under special conditions. now admitted to our hospital this 1 case of uterine scar from Central inflammatory without causing uterine perforation, but the case of the failure of birth control ring out as follows. 1 Clinical data Patients, aged 34, after cesarean section 5 years, 2 months period the net influx of re-placed after the O-IUD (IUD, because of the long-term menstrual period is extended to a few days on the net and treatment. Past with atrophic gastritis, unexplained recurrent 3 month history of diarrhe