Skip to main content Alyra Biotech has developed a new intrauterine device (Alyra Device) to help people with difficult-to-manage period and pelvic pain, including people with endometriosis. Researchers including Principal Investigator, Professor Louise Hull, and a team of gynaecologists including Dr Tran Nguyen, Dr Sally Reid and Dr Rituparna Dutta, and the nursing team at PARC are conducing a trial of the device through the PARC Research Centre located within the Royal Adelaide Hospital. This study has ethics approval from CALHN.
Who can participate?
- People (18 years and over).
- Residing in Adelaide, South Australia.
- Are affected by significant period pain.
- Have had at least one child.
- Are not on any hormonal or opioid medications.
This research involves multiple trial phases so please complete the survey below, even if you haven’t had a baby to express your interest in participating in the trial.
What does the research involve?
- One overnight stay and additional visits to PARC.
- Insertion of an intrauterine device.
- Recording your experience on a phone APP each day.
How do I get involved?
If you would like to be involved, please click below to complete the survey.