IUD (Intrauterine Contraceptive Device) is ideally inserted:

Correct option is A

The ideal time for IUD insertion is within 10 days of the menstrual cycle to ensure that the woman is not pregnant and to facilitate proper placement.
· (a) Within 10 days of beginning of menstruation – Correct Answer, as inserting the IUD within this window ensures it is effective and safe.
· (b) After 20 days of menstruation – Incorrect, as inserting an IUD this late increases pregnancy risk.
· (c) After 17 days of menstruation – Incorrect, as ovulation may already occur, leading to conception risks.
· (d) After 15 days of menstruation – Incorrect, as inserting IUD after ovulation is not recommended.