Brown discharge after ring

The IUD is a long-term contraceptive. Many people are concerned about the brown discharge after the IUD is inserted, which is a normal phenomenon. Generally, most people experience a small amount of bleeding after using an IUD. In addition to increased menstrual flow, there is also spotting and bloody vaginal discharge after the menstrual cycle. What is the reason for this?

After having an IUD inserted, many women will find that their secretions are dark brown. This problem should not be ignored, because it may be some side effects after having an IUD inserted, or some gynecological inflammation of the woman herself. Therefore, for female friends, when dealing with this situation, they should comprehensively analyze and understand the real reasons, and try their best to avoid and reduce the impact of this problem.

After having an IUD inserted, women may experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding, or a shorter menstrual cycle, heavier menstrual flow, longer menstrual duration, and lower back pain. This is because the uterine wall is compressed by the IUD, causing inflammatory infiltration of body cells. As time goes by, the symptoms will subside after the uterus integrates. After having an IUD inserted, women experience a lot of leucorrhea. This is because the uterus is irritated and the cervix secretes a lot. Generally, this symptom will gradually subside after 3 months of placement. If there is no improvement after three months, it is recommended that you go to the hospital's IUD clinic and get a suitable IUD installed.

Irregular vaginal bleeding is a common adverse reaction to the placement of an IUD, which manifests as increased menstrual volume, prolonged menstrual duration, or small amounts of spotting. It generally does not need to be addressed and will slowly heal after 3-6 months. A very small number of patients may experience excessive vaginal discharge or lower abdominal distension and pain after the placement of an IUD. This should be treated symptomatically based on the specific circumstances and a diagnosis should be made.

The above is an analysis of the reasons why women have brown leucorrhea after having an IUD inserted. Through these analysis and introductions, female friends should pay more attention to this basic knowledge. If a woman has such abnormalities in her body after having an IUD inserted and she does not know why, she should go to the hospital for a follow-up consultation in time to avoid other harm.

1. After the IUD is inserted, you should supplement your nutrition appropriately, pay attention to a healthy diet, and increase your nutrition appropriately.

2. Pay attention to nutritional ingredients and eat more iron-containing foods to prevent anemia caused by excessive menstrual flow.

3. Avoid underwater engineering and jumping sports, such as track and field sports, water fitness, and fast-paced dancing within five weeks.

4. Pay attention to vaginal bleeding after inserting the IUD.

5. Pay attention to the regularity of your menstrual cycle and seek treatment from a gynecologist if necessary.

6. If you experience lower abdominal discomfort within 3-6 months after the IUD is inserted, it is normal.

7. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene to prevent infection. Wash the vulva every day and keep it clean. Do not take a sitz bath or have sexual intercourse within 2 weeks.

8. Pay close attention to whether the ring falls off during the menstrual cycle or defecation within half a year. It is best to have an X-ray examination of the ring once a year.

9. If you still have a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen, back pain, abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, and menstrual flow twice as much as usual after 7 months of wearing the IUD, you should see a doctor. If there is no improvement, you should remove the IUD and switch to other contraceptive measures.

10. Get regular checkups. Generally, follow-up visits should be made after the first menstrual cycle, within 3-6 months after placement, and one year after placement, and then once a year thereafter.