Investigators aimed to investigate the effectiveness of the use of local lidocaine spray application to make routine intrauterine intrauterine device application more painless.

As a standard, no anaesthesia is applied to the patient during intrauterine device application in outpatient clinic conditions. Patients can usually tolerate the procedure even if there is minimal pain and discomfort. In patients with low pain tolerance, the procedure can be terminated before the application can be performed and the application can be repeated under local or general anaesthesia. Local anaesthetic sprays are routinely and comfortably used in episiotomy repair, upper gastrointestinal tract endoscopy and intraoral procedures. In our study, investigators aimed to demonstrate the efficacy of local spray anaesthesia without side effects for the relief of pain that occurs in some patients during intrauterine device application by comparing it with placebo.

Inclusion Criteria:

• 18-45 years old patient who comes to have an intrauterine device inserted voluntarily
• The patient who gave consent to participate in the study

Exclusion Criteria:

• Patients who cannot have an intrauterine device because of fibroids or cervical stenosis
• Patient who did not want to participate in the study

Only the results of the patients can be shared

off labeled and hidden bottle usage during spray apply