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What’s Special
Contraception and Vaccinations
Necessary prevention and planned management
Women's health is important not only to address current inconveniences, but also to take care of their future lives. We provide careful guidance so that you can begin more stable and planned health management through contraceptive counseling and vaccination.
Key Differences
Differences between etherna contraception and vaccination
“30 years of depth that no one can imitate”
30여 년의 깊이 있는 전문 경력이 증명하는 안전함과 품격 있는 프라이빗 서비스를 통해, 일상의 활력과 자신감을 되찾는데 도움을 드립니다.
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1:1 private consultation with a female specialist
The more sensitive a topic is, the more important it is to have a consultation in a comfortable environment. A female specialist takes charge of the entire process, from consultation to treatment, providing a private space where you can talk honestly without any discomfort. 
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Recommend contraceptive methods that fit your lifestyle
We carefully consider each individual's lifestyle and physical conditions, including taking habits, future pregnancy plans, and hormonal sensitivity, to select the contraceptive method that best suits me.
We'll find it for you. 
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Customized vaccination design according to age and health status
The type and timing of vaccinations needed varies depending on age and health status. We identify each individual's vaccination history and immune status and design a systematic vaccination schedule so that you do not miss out on essential vaccines. 
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A safe treatment environment where you can feel at ease
We provide a safe and reliable treatment environment based on thorough hygiene management and proven medical equipment. If you have any adverse reactions or questions after the procedure, you can feel free to contact us at any time.
Eterna Woman’s Clinic
Eterna Contraception Clinic
Contraception goes beyond simply preventing unwanted pregnancies and plays a key role in protecting women's physical and psychological health and quality of life.
The appropriate method of contraception varies depending on the individual's health status, lifestyle, and future pregnancy plans. If the contraceptive method is not chosen correctly or used inconsistently, it may lead to contraceptive failure and may also be accompanied by physical discomfort such as hormonal changes and menstrual irregularities.
Eterna works together to find the optimal contraceptive method that suits each individual’s condition and lifestyle.
We help you lead a healthier and more independent life. 
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intrauterine device
Intrauterine contraceptive device applied through customized consultation
Intrauterine devices are divided into Mirena, Kylina, and regular loops, and their effect period and method are different, so selection is required after consultation with a specialist tailored to your individual condition and pregnancy plan.
It is a hormone-releasing intrauterine device that maintains high contraceptive effectiveness of 99% for up to 5 years and also helps reduce menstrual flow and relieve menstrual pain.
It is a low-dose method with a lower hormone dose than Mirena, allowing for effective contraception for up to 5 years with less burden on the body.
plain loop
It is a non-hormonal method that does not use any hormones, and can maintain continuous contraceptive effect for up to 5 years, making it suitable for those who are sensitive to hormones.
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Implanon
A subcutaneous implantable device that remains effective for 3 years
It is a contraceptive method that suppresses ovulation by inserting a small rod-shaped device inside the upper arm and slowly releasing hormones.
A simple procedure that takes less than 1 minute can maintain high contraceptive effectiveness for 3 years. 
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morning after pill
In case of an unavoidable situation
Taken within 120 hours to help prevent pregnancy.
The faster the treatment, the more effective it is, and repeated use is not recommended. It is recommended to be used in conjunction with a regular method of birth control.
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oral contraceptive pill
Contraceptive method of taking one pill every day
It is a contraceptive method taken at a certain time every day. Estrogen and progestin suppress ovulation and change cervical mucus, making it difficult for sperm to penetrate. If taken correctly, high contraceptive effectiveness can be expected.
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Choose the birth control method that's right for you
Rather than simply looking at the success rate of contraception,
It is important to make a choice that takes into account the individual's physical condition and lifestyle pattern.
Sufficient consultation and examination
We will carefully check your current condition through sufficient consultation and necessary examinations.
Considering menstrual cycle and lifestyle patterns
We provide guidance on the appropriate contraceptive method considering your menstrual cycle and lifestyle.
Check for abnormal symptoms after contraception
If you experience any discomfort or abnormal symptoms after taking birth control pills or wearing an intrauterine device, you should seek medical attention immediately.
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vaccination
It is the most reliable prevention method to protect yourself and your family from various infectious diseases and diseases.
Vaccinations help prevent disease by strengthening your immune system against viruses and bacteria. The type of vaccine needed and the timing of vaccination vary depending on the individual's health condition, age, and living environment. If you are not vaccinated at the right time, your risk of infection may increase, and once infected, some diseases can lead to serious complications.
Eterna helps you lead a healthier and safer daily life by designing the optimal vaccination plan tailored to your individual health status and living environment. 
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Type of vaccination
Vaccination is one of the most effective ways to prevent diseases and maintain health.
basic vaccinations
Cervical cancer prevention vaccine (Gardasil 9)
Both women and men are eligible for vaccination
Vaccination recommended until age 26
People aged 27 to 45 can be vaccinated after consulting a doctor.
shingles
Vaccination for adults over 50 years of age or immunocompromised people over 18 years of age
Hepatitis A
2 doses
Hepatitis B
3 doses
Rubella Shot
1 dose / Contraception for 4 weeks after vaccination
Whooping cough and tetanus (Tdap/Td)
One dose every 10 years
Procedure information
Curious about vaccinations! Eterna answers.
Is it necessary to get the cervical cancer prevention vaccine?
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Yes, I recommend it. It can prevent the HPV virus, the main cause of cervical cancer, and not only women but also men are eligible for vaccination. Vaccination is recommended until the age of 26, and ideally between the ages of 9 and 13.
When should I get the shingles vaccine?
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Vaccination is recommended for people over 50 years of age or those with weakened immune systems over 18 years of age. As your immune function declines as you age, your risk of developing shingles increases, so it is important to strengthen your immunity through vaccination in advance.
Why do I need to use contraception after getting the rubella shot?
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The rubella vaccine is a live vaccine and may affect the fetus after vaccination. Those planning to become pregnant must use contraception for at least 4 weeks after vaccination.
Is there a difference between hepatitis A and B vaccines?
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Hepatitis A is mainly transmitted through contaminated food and water and is administered in two doses. Hepatitis B is transmitted through blood and sexual intercourse and requires three doses of vaccination. For both cases, it is recommended that you first check your vaccination history and presence of antibodies.
How often should I get the whooping cough and tetanus vaccine?
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One dose is recommended every 10 years. Because vaccine effectiveness decreases over time, regular booster doses are required.
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Yes, I recommend it. It can prevent the HPV virus, the main cause of cervical cancer, and not only women but also men are eligible for vaccination. Vaccination is recommended until the age of 26, and ideally between the ages of 9 and 13.
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Vaccination is recommended for people over 50 years of age or those with weakened immune systems over 18 years of age. As your immune function declines as you age, your risk of developing shingles increases, so it is important to strengthen your immunity through vaccination in advance.
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The rubella vaccine is a live vaccine and may affect the fetus after vaccination. Those planning to become pregnant must use contraception for at least 4 weeks after vaccination.
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Hepatitis A is mainly transmitted through contaminated food and water and is administered in two doses. Hepatitis B is transmitted through blood and sexual intercourse and requires three doses of vaccination. For both cases, it is recommended that you first check your vaccination history and presence of antibodies.
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One dose is recommended every 10 years. Because vaccine effectiveness decreases over time, regular booster doses are required.
