Contraception: Ring
A contraceptive ring is a device that is inserted into the uterus to prevent pregnancy.
We call it a ring, but it is a T-shaped device, not a ring.
The shape was also improved to make it easier to insert and remove, resulting in the current T-shaped contraceptive device.
The correct term is IUD (intrauterine device).
About Contraceptive Rings
This method is inserted into the uterus to prevent implantation of a fertilized egg and is as effective a contraceptive as the pill.
Unlike the pill, there is no need to take it every day, so it is recommended for those who often forget to take it or who are prone to side effects.
The contraceptive rate is at about 95% effectiveness and once inserted can last for two years.
| Side effects | May cause genital bleeding. |
|---|---|
| Cost |
NOT covered by insurance. Ring insertion costs about ¥27,430(With Tax:¥30,173), Ring removal costs about ¥17,000（With Tax:¥18,700）. The examination fee will be charged separately to the above costs. |
*About ¥2,820 (With Tax:¥3,102) at the initial visit
*The price including tax is an estimate stated due to obligation to display the total amount.
Minor differences in calculation may occur at time of actual accounting.
*The written amounts are subject to change without notice.
Regarding reservations
Please call within our business hours to make a booking.
Please inquire before your visit as each facility may handle things differently.
Our Ginza location only handles infertility treatment.
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