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Kyleena® (19.5mg Intrauterine Delivery System Levonorgestrel)

Patient Case Studies

Dr Jane Davis and Dr Radhika Vohra cover three frequently seen patient case studies.

The following case studies aim to support healthcare professionals in identifying patients for whom Kyleena may be a suitable contraceptive option. All case studies are fictitious.

Anxious about hormones

Case 1 - Jade

23-year-old non-smoker, who comes into clinic seeking contraception but is anxious about hormones and wants a non-hormonal method of contraception.

Duration -

6 minutes 32 seconds

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The tricky fit

Case 2 - Mandy

This patient has been referred to you from a colleague "unable to pass an uterine sound".

Duration -

8 minutes 11 seconds

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The forgetful pill taker

Case 3 - Sonila

19-year-old university student attends the clinic seeking contraception, as she is struggling to remember to take her pill every day and she has concerns about having an unplanned pregnancy.

Duration -

7 minutes 04 seconds

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Our Speakers:

Dr. Jane Davis

GP with a special interest in women's health, NHS South West.

Jane is a doctor working in Cornwall. She is a GP and Specialty Doctor in Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare. She is a FSRH registered trainer, BMS Menopause Specialist and PPMC tutor. Jane loves teaching and is a board member of the Primary Care Women’s Health Forum. She is the Medical Editor of “Her Life Her Health” and heads the PCWHF’s public facing website, “Rock My Menopause”.

Dr. Radhika Vohra

GP with a special interest in women's health and education.

Dr. Vohra qualified from the University of Birmingham Medical School (MBChB) and works as a NHS GP in Caterham and Private GP at Spire Gatwick Park Hospital. Whilst enjoying all the challenges of General Practice, her special interests has been in women's health and education. She is a Faculty Registered Trainer for the FSRH, Speaker, NHS England Appraiser, GP Representative to the Newson Health Menopause Society and Medical Trustee to The Menopause Charity. Dr. Vohra believes educating Health professionals on the challenges all women face at each stage of their hormone journey is crucial to providing effective and quality care. She is fluent in English, Punjabi and Hindi.

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