Kathmandu. Today’s youth wants to live a planned life. Along with advancing in their career, they make various plans for their personal life.
When will you get married? When and how many children will be born? They are making important life plans. A few decades ago, such a plan would hardly have been made.
Married, there are no immediate plans for children, but if the pregnancy remains, there is no need to worry too much about what to do at such a time. Medical science has given various methods of emergency contraception. There are many types of temporary contraceptives available now, and one of the best options is the JDel implant.
What kind of contraceptive device is JDel implant? How effective is it, are there any side-effects? How to use? Obstetrics and gynecology specialist Dr. Interview with Sudha Tripathi:
What kind of contraceptive device is JDel implant?
Zedel is the most suitable temporary method of contraception. This is one of the implants. There are many types of implants, among which Indoplant, Narplant and JDel are used in Nepal. JDel contains the synthetic progesterone levonor gestrol hormone. JDel is considered to be the most effective implant.
Why Jedel for contraception?
Contraceptives contain estrogen and progesterone hormones. Of the two hormones, estrogen causes more side effects. But the device of these implants contains only progesterone hormone. Which has very minimal side effects. Similarly, it is considered safe for women who are infected with HIV, who are breastfeeding and who have recently given birth. And, if there is a need for a child, it can be taken out at any time. And, immediately the pregnancy also takes place.
Why is it more useful than Narplant?
The first implant came with a male implant. In this, 6 capsules are placed in the arm after menstruation. Which is now an old method. Although the work of Jedel is similar to that of Narplant, it is more preferred because only two capsules need to be kept.
How long does JDEL work?
The term of both JDEL and Narplant is five years, while Indoplant is kept for three years. These instruments can be withdrawn at any time. But keeping it for a long time can also affect women who are very obese. Therefore, if the weight is more than 80 kg, it should be removed before the age of five.
How is it kept?
A skillful person is needed to keep a JDel. It should be kept within five days of menstruation. As the Zedel capsule is placed in the hand, it should be placed in the hand that is less active.
For that, first of all, the arm is cleaned, a little insulin is given eight cm above the elbow and two capsules are applied.
Should it be kept according to the state of menstruation or can it be kept on any day?
The most suitable time is within five days of menstruation. Apart from that, it is very effective even when used three weeks after the birth of the baby. On other days, it can be worn only after confirming whether or not you are pregnant.
How does Jadell work?
Implants such as Jadell cannot cause ovulation. As it thickens the thin water in the mouth of the uterus, pregnancy cannot take place as sperm cannot enter the uterus. As the water thickens, sexually transmitted diseases are also reduced to some extent.
Are JDel implants 100% safe?
Its failure rate is very low. Only one in a hundred women can get pregnant. Therefore it is considered effective.
Will it have some side effects?
Some women may experience irregular periods and sometimes heavy bleeding for a few months after JDel insertion. Also, it can be like weight gain, headache, mind swing, stomach pain, chest pain. At this time, the head hurts a lot and if you have a migraine problem, you have to take out Jedel.
Which women should not use Jedel?
If you are pregnant or bleeding from the vagina, you should not use Jedel until the cause is known. It should not be used by those who have recently had breast cancer, embolic disease in the lungs or veins, or any tumor.
How much does it cost to keep Jadell?
There is no charge for connecting and disconnecting from health centers. But it goes from 700 to 1000 rupees in private clinics and hospitals.
JDEL implants are available in most health institutions in the country. It should only be administered by a physician or experienced health worker.
