Z30.5Dagger codeAsterisk codeF
Surveillance of (intrauterine) contraceptive device
Contraceptive management
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- GuidelinesFamily Planning Referrals from Primary CareIntra-uterine contraceptive copper or levonorgestrel device Implants Injectable contraception INTRA-UTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE COPPER OR LEVONORGESTREL DEVICE General Measures ICD-10 code: N92.0-1 + (Z30.5) Where there is excessive bleeding after insertion of IUCD or levonorgestrel device: Exclude perforation of the uterus. Irregular bleeding and/or cramping for >3 months: ICD-10 code: N92.1/
- GuidelinesIntrauterine Contraceptive Copper Device (IUCD)Referral Z30.0/Z30.1/Z30.5 Dual protection with barrier methods is recommended to reduce the risk of STIs including HIV. The copper IUCD (also known as the Copper T) is a long-term contraceptive method that is effective, safe and reversible. It has no hormonal effects or drug interactions. It does not require daily adherence or frequent follow up. HIV infection is NOT a contra-indication to the u
- GuidelinesLevonorgestrel Intra-uterine Device (LNG-IUD) (Contraception, Hormonal)Referral Z30.0/Z30.5/Z30.8 Dual protection with barrier methods is recommended to reduce the risk of STIs including HIV. The LNG-IUD is an effective, safe, reversible, long-term contraceptive method that has minimal hormonal adverse effects and is not prone to drug interactions. It does not require daily adherence or frequent follow up. Progestin-only intrauterine device, e.g.: Levonorgestrel, in