Bleeding after insertion

With the increase of life pressure, many families will choose to have a child, but how to prevent pregnancy after giving birth becomes a big problem. At this time, many female friends will choose to use IUDs for contraception. This is convenient and will not affect the sexual life between couples. Therefore, IUDs are the preferred method of contraception for many women. However, IUDs have many side effects, and some people are not suitable for them.

Bleeding after the IUD is damaged is a relatively common phenomenon. If you do not pay attention to the initial care after wearing the IUD, it is easy to cause bleeding. There are many reasons for bleeding after wearing the IUD. If bleeding occurs, you must seek medical attention in time to avoid infection and other gynecological inflammations. The following will introduce some relevant content about bleeding after wearing the IUD. I hope it can help you and save you from the pain of bleeding during wearing the IUD.

Because of its great advantages, the IUD contraceptive method has not only led to about 50% of women of childbearing age using it for contraception, but also an increasing number of younger women of childbearing age tending to use it for a long time. However, in order to prevent the spread of bleeding or inflammation, it is generally not advisable to choose a contraceptive ring when suffering from uterine fibroids, cervicitis, salpingitis and irregular menstruation. Those with a loose cervix or severe cervical tearing during childbirth should not use IUDs for contraception to prevent the IUD from falling off repeatedly and causing contraceptive failure.

Since the contraceptive ring has been widely used in clinical practice, there are now hundreds of types. Some women will experience side effects of varying degrees after using contraceptive rings, such as uterine bleeding, lower abdominal pain, increased vaginal discharge, etc., among which uterine bleeding is particularly common.

In the early stage of wearing the ring, there is usually a small amount of bleeding, which stops within about a week. If the amount of bleeding is as heavy as menstruation or continues for more than a week without stopping, it is abnormal.

Although the cause of uterine bleeding after the ring is inserted has not been fully elucidated, if menorrhagia occurs, it is necessary to check for systemic diseases related to bleeding and do some necessary examinations to observe whether the contraceptive ring is twisted, deformed, or lowered in position.

If the contraceptive ring is twisted, deformed, or dropped in position, it may damage the uterine wall and cause irregular bleeding or continuous bleeding. In this case, the ring should be removed immediately and replaced with a suitable type of contraceptive ring.

If the examination finds that there is no abnormality in the shape and position of the contraceptive ring in the uterine cavity, normal treatment methods can be used to stop the bleeding.

Everyone knows about the relevant information about bleeding after having an IUD inserted. Women who choose to have an IUD also have to make a sacrifice. I hope all husbands can care for their women better and give them more rewards and love when they are suffering. In addition, try to get more rest after having an IUD inserted.