Demographic profile and satisfaction rate of patients using LNG-IUS - Mirena at tertiary care hospital of central Madhya Pradesh- An observational study

In this era, women’s health is a very important aspect of the general health of the population. Every physician participating in the care of female patient must be familiar with the normal process of menstruation and how it May interact with other disease processes. Hence present study was undertaken to see satisfaction rate and demographic profile of all those patients visiting our hospital A total of 50 cases were selected from a period of May 2023 to May 2024. The study was conducted at a tertiary care teaching institution and hospital. For the purpose of study, a record was maintained of – details of the patient including name, a 1 age, and Contact number, clinical data of the patient including Menstrual ang obstetric history, especially parity and mode of delivery. In our study the maximum number of patients were in the perimenopausal age group of 41 to 50 years (48%). In our study, maximum number of patients with dysfunctional uterine bleeding were with previous full term vaginal deliveries (58%), followed by patients with previous caesarean section (30%). In our study, almost 64% patients were free from any medical condition. In present study after 6 months of follow up highly satisfaction was registered by 44% of patients and 34 % were satisfied with only 2% patients were diss satisfied Thus, to conclude, Mirena is a suitable alternative before considering hysterectomy for patients with dysfunctional uterine bleeding. It has been found to have long term 5-year satisfaction rates comparable to hysterectomy and with over 90% reduction in monthly menstrual blood loss. In addition, it has advantages of long-term contraception with failure rates equaling sterilization.