Coil Clinic

Our Coil Clinic provides expert private GP consultations and personalised care for safe, comfortable coil insertion, removal, and advice.

Procedure

The Coil Clinic provides consultations and coil insertions for both copper (non-hormonal) and hormonal (Mirena or Kyleena) intrauterine devices (IUDs). After a full consultation and pelvic examination, the coil is inserted into the uterus through the cervix using a sterile speculum. The process takes about 10–15 minutes and may cause mild discomfort. Local anaesthetic is available if needed. You’ll be given post-procedure guidance and invited for a follow-up to ensure placement and comfort. The coil offers long-term contraception for up to 3–10 years depending on the type.

What to Expect at the Clinic:

  • Completion of your Medical History form and reproductive health discussion.
  • Review of contraceptive needs and counselling on coil options.
  • Pelvic examination and insertion of the coil under sterile conditions.
  • Rest for a few minutes post-insertion and receive aftercare advice.
  • An aftercare form will outline what to monitor and when to seek help.
  • Book for a follow-up appointment or ultrasound if needed.

Price

The cost of the treatment is determined by each patient’s individual needs and the personalised approach required for their treatment.
Disclaimer: Please be aware that results and benefits may vary from patient to patient taking into consideration factors such as age, lifestyle and medical history.

FAQ's

Does coil insertion hurt?

Some mild cramping is common during and shortly after the procedure, but local anaesthetic can be used to reduce discomfort.

Depending on the type, IUDs provide effective contraception for 3 to 10 years.

Yes. There are suitable coil options for individuals who have not given birth.

Yes, if it’s inserted during the first five days of your menstrual cycle. Otherwise, you’ll be advised to use additional contraception for seven days.

Yes. Removal is a simple procedure and can be done in-clinic whenever you choose to discontinue use.

Some users experience changes in bleeding patterns or mild cramping, especially in the first few months. These usually settle over time.

Note: We are committed to provide informed, supportive contraceptive care in a respectful and private setting. If you’re considering an IUD or would like to discuss your contraceptive options, contact the clinic to arrange a consultation.

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