**12. Conclusion**

• Sponge.

202 Family Planning

• Diaphragm.

• Spermicides.

**11.13. Innovations**

• Contraception. • Menorrhagia.

**11.14. Side effects**

**11.15. Mirena**

ectopic pregnancies.

Aims of intrauterine devices:

• Endometrial protection.

spotting, especially in the first months [69].

• Birth control rings.

condom with a failure rate of 18% [68].

contains 52 mg levonorgestrel and yields 20 μg/24 h for 5 years.

They can cause amenorrhea or oligomenorrhea.

**11.12. Intrauterine contraception**

From contraceptive barrier methods, the most widespread, economic, easy to use, well accepted by both partners, with the greatest contraceptive success and the greatest protection against sexually transmitted diseases is the male condom, 75% of adolescents report using a

Copper intrauterine device is the most effective reversible method of contraception in terms of cost-effectiveness which is the first method of contraception with a coil used in the world. Mirena, which was released in 1997, is a type of intrauterine device with levonorgestrel that

Forming new IUD with less levonorgestrel that will be easily applied to nulliparous women (Femilis and Femilis slim) are under construction and they are another IUD without side

The use of IUD can cause tempοrarily edema, headache, tenderness, depression and breast tenderness, acne or other skin lesions. There are may also be appeared: abdominal pain in the lower part of the abdomen, vaginal discharge, nausea, functional ovarian cysts and rarely

Mirena is an intrauterine device effective in relation to the main indication of its usage which is contraception. It could be also used as a reliable therapeutic method of menorrhagia. In many cases, reduce dysmenorrhea. It reduces the risk of pelvic inflammatory disease and

arms, for easy adjustment to various sizes of uterus IUD (SPRM) (ulipristol).

From the above mentioned, we conclude that with the preventative gynecological control in females of young age, a prompt diagnosis and appropriate treatment, in particular congenital abnormalities of the genitals and investigation of clinical symptoms of these individuals, can be made.

Early diagnosis and treatment of ovarian tumors despite their small incidence of genital cancers up to 18 years of age is of major clinical importance because they are not always accompanied by a characteristic clinical picture.
