Can I remove the IUD if my menstruation is not clean?

Although emergency contraception and condoms are both very effective, some girls now choose to use contraceptive rings to achieve the desired effect, because contraceptive rings can achieve a relatively long-term contraceptive effect, and the contraceptive effect is still relatively good. So how many days after the menstrual period is over can I insert the IUD? Can I remove the IUD if the menstrual period is not over?

How many days after the menstrual period is over can I use the IUD?

The best time to remove the IUD is 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period. Because the uterine wall has been completely repaired and thin during this period, the bleeding during IUD removal is minimal, so this period is still the best time to remove the ring. First, we need to determine whether there is inflammation. If there is inflammation, it is recommended that the patient take anti-inflammatory measures before removing the IUD. Removing the IUD is a minor surgical procedure and generally only requires three days of rest. Taboo: You must wait about half a month after removing the IUD before having sex to prevent vaginal inflammation.

Women should remove the IUD within 3-7 days after their menstrual period. At this time, the uterine wall is very thin, and the ring body is easy to detect during the IUD removal operation, and it is not easy to damage the uterine wall. There is less bleeding during the operation, and the normal menstrual cycle is less affected. If the IUD is removed at other stages of the menstrual cycle, the uterine wall is relatively thick, and the ring body may be buried under the uterine wall and is not easy to detect. In addition, there will be a lot of bleeding during the operation, which may cause the uterine wall to move and cause menstrual pain. For women who have non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina due to movement of the ring, the IUD can be removed at any time and a diagnostic curettage can be performed at the same time.

Can I remove the IUD if my period is not clean?

The IUD can be removed 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period is over, when the uterine wall has just fallen off and is in the repair stage. A gynecological examination is required before removing the IUD. If inflammation is found during the gynecological examination, treatment is required and the IUD can be removed after recovery. Before and after removing the IUD, you need to keep the vulva clean to avoid intrauterine infection. You should not have sexual intercourse one week before removing the IUD. If you have had sexual intercourse, it is recommended to delay the operation. Sexual intercourse and sitz baths should also be avoided two weeks after the operation. People who are overworked or stay up late for a long time should also delay surgery. It is recommended to ensure rest before surgery.

The most appropriate time to remove the IUD is 3-5 days after the menstrual period is over, and generally 3 days after the menstrual period is more appropriate. At this time, the menstrual period has just passed, and the thickness of the uterine wall is not very thick. The chances of bleeding and infection when removing the IUD at this stage are relatively low. Before removing the IUD, first of all, you need to do a B-ultrasound to determine the location of the ring. Secondly, a routine examination of leucorrhea is needed to see if there is any vaginitis. If you have acute symptoms of vaginitis such as Trichomonas fungus or bacterial infection, it is not recommended to remove the IUD. It is best to wait until the symptoms are under control and then remove it during the next menstrual cycle. In addition, a pregnancy test should also be done to rule out pregnancy, because there are indeed very few cases where the menstrual period is not a menstrual period, but a symptom of miscarriage, which may be covered up by bleeding. Therefore, a urine pregnancy test must be done before removing the IUD. After removing the IUD, you should rest for 2 or 3 days, as mild bleeding and lower abdominal pain may occur.