Removal and Planning in One Visit
Your provider removes the IUD and discusses conception planning at the same visit.
Preconception
Plan your pregnancy timeline: IUD removal at our Houston office, what to expect for fertility and ovulation, and how we help you find an obstetrician once you conceive.
Request an Appointment →Fertility Returns Quickly
Often in the first cycle after removal
Early Pregnancy Confirmation
In-office ultrasound once you conceive
Ovulation Guidance
Fertile window and timing reviewed with your provider
Obstetric Referral
We help you find an obstetrician for ongoing prenatal care
Your provider removes the IUD and discusses conception planning at the same visit.
You can try to conceive right after removal. There is no waiting period; conception depends on your natural cycle timing, not on recovery from the device.
Depending on your history, your provider may suggest blood work, immunity screening or STI testing and reviews medications and conditions that matter in pregnancy.
Preferred Gynecology limits its practice to gynecology and early pregnancy care. Once you conceive, we can confirm the pregnancy with in-office ultrasound and help you find an obstetrician for ongoing prenatal care.
Pregnancy is possible immediately. Ovulation typically resumes within the first cycle. Some patients conceive in the month of removal, while others take longer depending on natural cycle timing.
No. There is no physiological delay. You may try right away. A folic acid supplement and a preconception health check are recommended.
Common tests include rubella immunity, blood type and antibody screen, STI testing, a complete blood count and thyroid function. Your provider customizes testing based on your health history.
Only if you are not ready to attempt pregnancy. If you want to conceive, no barrier method is needed after removal.
Methods include basal body temperature charting, ovulation predictor kits, cervical mucus monitoring, or cycle tracking apps. Your provider can recommend the best method for your situation.
Yes. Folic acid should begin at least one month before trying to conceive to reduce neural tube defect risk. A prenatal vitamin is a common way to take it.
If you are under 35 and have tried for one year, or over 35 and tried for six months, fertility evaluation is recommended. Preferred Gynecology offers infertility evaluation and basic treatment and can refer you to a fertility specialist.
No. Preferred Gynecology limits its practice to gynecology and early pregnancy care. We confirm the pregnancy with in-office ultrasound, discuss your plans and recommend an obstetrician for ongoing prenatal care.
Essential Step
Preconception Counseling
Health assessment and planning before conception; ask our office what is right for you.
Next Step
Early Pregnancy Confirmation
In-office pregnancy confirmation and help finding an obstetrician.
Previous Service
Contraception Counseling
Review all birth control options before switching to conception planning.
Call (713) 485-4302 or send an appointment request, and our office will follow up.
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