Study for Permanent Birth Control

This study tests a new permanent birth control method called FemBloc. It's a trial involving women aged 21 to 50 who want to stop having children. Participants will undergo the FemBloc procedure and then have an ultrasound (a type of scan that uses sound waves to create images of organs) to confirm the results.

• The study is conducted at multiple centers in different countries.
• Participants must be sexually active, have regular periods, or use hormonal birth control.
• If you think you might want children in the future, are pregnant, or have had certain surgeries or health issues, you cannot join.

This trial does not mention the length, number of visits, or compensation. Please think about these factors before participating. The study is single-arm, meaning all participants receive the same treatment and there's no comparison group. If you meet the criteria and are interested, it's important to discuss participation with your healthcare provider to understand the risks and benefits.