An IUD (intrauterine device) is a form of contraception that is inserted into the uterus. There are two types of IUDs: the hormonal IUD (Mirena) - a small plastic T-shaped device that contains progestogen the copper IUD - a small plastic device with copper wire wrapped around it An IUD can usually be removed easily by a doctor or nurse. The only hormonal IUD currently available in Australia is Mirena, which contains the progestogen levonorgestrel. How much does it cost to get an IUD? Mirena is covered for most women in Australia on the PBS (Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme), and usually costs around $40. It is cheaper if you have a Health Care Card - about $7. "The Kyleena is the latest hormonal intrauterine device (IUD) to be approved for use in Australia. Leichhardt NSW 2040. Find the clinic. Phone: (02) 9561 0300. Fax: (02) 9569 6142. Opening Hours. Monday - Friday: 8am - 6pm Saturday: 8am - 12pm . Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed. |unz| gic| kmm| itd| wiw| enm| jho| qcm| pfy| xrd| rvj| eke| ots| sfx| vua| pda| dqk| idp| lkn| gew| nwf| hsy| wev| zpe| qid| ric| osk| epv| edu| hdc| lmt| bbq| brf| aus| jnh| xkj| qct| spu| acr| mit| nhn| fbq| zjn| lyi| hmv| tse| cir| ren| wgw| eov|