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Intro
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Background
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LARC use in the US
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Learning objectives
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What is an IUD?
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Copper IUD (Paragard)
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How much more bleeding?
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Hormonal IUDs
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Hormonal IUD: Mechanism
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Subdermal Implant: Nexplanon
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Review of Implanon bleeding
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The Dalkon Shield
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Copper IUD and infertility
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Do IUDs increase PID?
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Risk of Ectopic Pregnancy
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Myths about IUDs
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IUD use in teens
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The scope of the problem
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Teens are the ideal candidates
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Questions?
Description:
Explore long-acting contraceptive devices in this informative lecture by Dr. Amy Stoddard, a UCLA OB/GYN specialist. Gain insights into intrauterine devices (IUDs) and contraceptive implants currently available, with a focus on their safety for younger women. Learn about the different types of IUDs, including copper and hormonal options, as well as subdermal implants like Nexplanon. Understand the mechanisms of action, potential side effects, and common myths surrounding these contraceptive methods. Discover why teens are considered ideal candidates for long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) and how these devices can address the scope of unintended pregnancies. The lecture covers important topics such as bleeding patterns, fertility concerns, and the risk of ectopic pregnancy, providing a comprehensive overview for healthcare professionals and individuals interested in contraceptive options.

Long-Acting Contraceptive Devices - Amy Stoddard, MD | UCLA Health

University of California, Los Angeles
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