In simple words
Informed family planning counseling and sterile Copper-T (IUCD) insertion, checking, or removal.
Who is it for?
Women seeking safe birth spacing after delivery, or couples looking for reliable reversible contraception.
What happens during your visit?
After careful counseling, the Copper-T is placed gently in the clinic using sterile instruments in minutes.
How might it feel?
You may feel a mild cramp similar to a period cramp for a few minutes, which settles quickly.
Before you come
The ideal timing is towards the end of your period or after delivery. A pregnancy test may be done first.
After your visit
Mild spotting or cramping may occur for a few days. Follow-up checks and self-care instructions are given.
What to bring with you
- Copper-T is ideally placed towards the end of a normal menstrual period or post-delivery
- A pregnancy test may be conducted beforehand to ensure absence of pregnancy
Questions you may have
Does Copper-T insertion cause long-term pain or fertility problems?
No. Copper-T is a reversible method. Once removed by a doctor, your natural fertility returns promptly.