Pregnant with a Copper-T: What it could mean for you and baby
Pregnancy can occur even with a Copper-T contraceptive device in place, though it is rare and requires immediate medical attention, according to Dr. Pavana H.N., Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist. While the Copper-T is over 99% effective, pregnancies with it may face higher risks of miscarriage, infection, and preterm birth, necessitating close monitoring. The decision to remove the Copper-T during pregnancy depends on individual circumstances and should be made by a healthcare professional.