An IUD, also known as an intrauterine device, is a tiny, T-shaped form of birth control. It is introduced into the uterus via the cervix and vagina. The majority of IUD insertions take place in your doctor's office. IUD insertions are rarely performed in an operating room or procedure room. This is for the purpose of using anesthesia when inserting the IUD. Your healthcare practitioner inserts the IUD into your uterus to either prevent conception or minimize period symptoms like painful or heavy bleeding. An IUD can be inserted in as little as five to ten minutes. You will be placed on your back with your feet resting on foot supports, much like during a gynecological exam. Your body will be covered with a sheet. To determine the dimensions, form, and location of the uterus and ovaries, the medical professional will first perform a pelvic exam.
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