INTRODUCTION
Intrauterine contraceptive devices are reversible contraceptives. Their
contraception is remarkable yet its failure rate may lead to unwanted
pregnancy.1 Hormone (Levonorgestrel) loaded IUD shows
par less failure rate than copper-T alone. The continuation of pregnancy
is possible by safe removal of intrauterine devices (IUDs) by office
hysteroscopy, yet challenges of preterm labor and inflammation of
placenta can be troublesome. In resource poor settings, termination of
pregnancy by manual vacuum aspiration is frequently practiced despite
office hysteroscopy under ultrasound guidance being a better
alternative.2, 3