Secondary vesical calculus formation due to intravesical migration of contraceptive device, a case report.

Abstract

Intrauterine contraceptive device migration to urinary bladder  is a rare but serious complication. We report a case where a 50 years old female presented with burning micturition found to have a large vesical  stone over a migrated IUCD. The stone and IUCD were managed later via endoscopic procedure. The case highlights the importance of considering IUCD migration in women with lower urinary tract symptoms having history of IUCD insertion.