Question

A copper releasing IUD is
A. Multiload, 375
B. LNG-20
C. Saheli
D. Diaphragm

Answer 1

Hint:- Contraception is an artificial strategy that is mainly used during sexual intercourse to prevent pregnancy. In women, when a sperm reaches an ova, it may cause pregnancy. The technique that prevents this occurrence is known as contraception. Birth control includes a range of tools and processes through which conception can be avoided. In both men and women, these techniques can be implemented.

Complete Answer:- Tiny T-shaped devices that are planted in the uterus are intrauterine devices or IUDs. It is a tiny plastic rod with two thin flexible side-arms called a stem. Copper IUDs release small amounts of copper inside the uterine that prevents the sperm from reaching the ovary. An example of a copper IUD is Multiload-375.
Levonorgestrel (LNG-20) is an intrauterine device that releases a small quantity of levonorgestrel, a kind of progesterone, into the uterus. Cramping and heavy menstrual bleeding are reduced by this type of IUD and it is a highly efficient birth control method.
Saheli is an oral contraceptive. As it does not contain any hormones, Saheli is distinct from other birth control pills. It contains a drug that blocks estrogen receptors, rather than using the hormone estrogen to prevent pregnancy. Increased doses of estrogen usually prevent the ovaries of a woman from producing an egg.
To avoid the sperm from reaching the egg, women can use products like contraceptive sponges, diaphragms, cervical shields, or cervical caps. This technique involves creating a barrier between male and female sex cells (sperm and ova). This prevents the sperm from reaching the ovary, thereby preventing fertilization.

So, the correct answer is Option (A).

Note:- Complete and constant abstinence and the rhythmic approach provides natural birth control techniques. When the female is fertile, the rhythmic method includes having no intercourse or safe intercourse. For any month during which the female is most likely to conceive. A woman is fertile for nine days. The fertile cycle begins five days before ovulation and lasts after up to three days of ovulation.