Can I have an IUD if I have gynecological inflammation?

If there is gynecological inflammation, it depends on what the inflammation is. You cannot use an IUD during acute symptoms of inflammation. An IUD can be inserted in cases like chronic cervicitis. In the case of acute symptoms of candidal vaginitis or acute symptoms of Trichomonas infection, when the vaginal mucosa is hematoma, it is very easy to get infected if the ring is worn. Therefore, if there is gynecological inflammation, an IUD can be inserted. Generally, it is only inflammation or mild inflammation. After inserting the IUD, you must take anti-inflammatory medication. If there are acute symptoms of gynecological inflammation, the inflammation is usually treated first. After the inflammation is cured, go to the hospital to get an IUD within 3-7 days after the menstrual period is over. Therefore, before inserting an IUD, you should first check whether there is any inflammation. If there are acute symptoms of inflammation, you cannot insert the IUD.

If it is a subacute gynecological inflammation, an IUD cannot be used. If it is a chronic gynecological inflammation, such as chronic cervicitis, an IUD can be inserted. Whether an IUD can be inserted or not requires routine examinations such as leucorrhea examination and blood test before the operation. The decision on whether an IUD can be inserted or not can be made based on the test results and one's own symptoms. The time for inserting the IUD is 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period ends, and there is no sexual intercourse. Rest for three days after the IUD operation, do not do heavy physical work within a week, do not have sex or sit bath within two weeks, and keep the vulva clean.

If you are not careful after inserting the IUD, it may cause gynecological inflammation. The most common one in clinical medicine is that when the IUD is inserted, it may cause slight damage to the cervical mucosa. Therefore, if you have sex too early or do not pay attention to the medical care after the IUD is inserted, the bacteria will enter the cervix along the damaged rupture, causing chronic inflammation of the cervix. In clinical medicine, the main manifestations are increased secretions in women and low back pain.

It is recommended that once this kind of situation occurs, it should be actively resolved and treated. It is also recommended to keep the vulva clean after the IUD is inserted. According to the doctor's instructions, you can have sex after ten days if there is no bleeding and discomfort. In addition, appropriate oral antibiotics should be taken after the IUD is inserted, mainly to prevent bacterial infection and reduce the cause of gynecological inflammation. In addition, regular maintenance must be performed after the contraceptive ring is inserted. If the contraceptive ring moves, friction will cause bleeding and aggravate gynecological inflammation.