The placement of the IUD must be performed by a specialized gynecologic surgeon under strict sterilization. The placement process is as follows: I. Examination and sterilization: The surgeon does a double consultation to check the size, position and attachment of the uterus, routine disinfection of the vulva and vaginal area, then spreads a towel, and after the vaginal speculum exposes the cervix, the cervix and cervical canal are again sterilized. Second, placement of the IUD and removal of the device: The anterior lip of the cervix is clamped with cervical forceps, while the depth of the uterine cavity is probed with the probe of the uterus, in the anterior or posterior position, following the position of the uterus. With the device used to place the IUD, the device is pushed into the uterine cavity and the upper edge of the device must reach the bottom of the uterus. In the case of IUDs with a caudal filament, the caudal filament is cut at a distance of 2 cm from the uterine orifice and observed for bleeding, the cervical forceps and vaginal speculum can be removed and the procedure is completed. The time of IUD placement is recommended within 3-7 days of menstrual cleansing.