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A health care professional will clean your vagina and cervix and insert a thin tube of flexible plastic into your uterus. Inside the tube is the ParaGard. When ParaGard is in place in the uterus, the tube will be removed. Most women experience some discomfort during insertion. Insertion takes only a few minutes.
