How many years can the ring last?

Nowadays, contraceptive rings can generally be placed for 5 years, depending on the type and age of placement. For example, a copper T-shaped IUD with copper wire is usually placed for 5-7 years, while an IUD with a sleeve is placed for 10-15 years. For example, the copper V-shaped contraceptive ring can be placed for 5-7 years, the Yunma Le can be placed for 5-8 years, the Gong copper contraceptive ring can be placed for about 20 years, and the Jini ring can be placed for 10 years. The most common Mirena placement duration today is 5 years. Therefore, there are many types of IUDs, and you should place one according to your own situation.

The plastic ring cannot last long, so it is best to use a metal ring. Generally speaking, the discomfort caused by the IUD will subside in about three days. It is recommended that you go to a reliable gynecological hospital for a check-up. A suitable metal ring can last for more than ten years. If you really need to use an IUD, then the common problems after using the IUD are as follows: 1. Do not do heavy physical work within one week to avoid increasing abdominal pressure, and avoid sexual intercourse and sitz baths within two weeks. 2. Keep the vulva clean, clean it daily, and change underwear frequently.

3. You should receive follow-up check-ups by medical staff during your first menstruation after the IUD is inserted, and on the 3rd, 6th, and 12th months after the IUD is inserted, and then have check-ups 1-2 times a year. 4. After the IUD is inserted, a small amount of vaginal bleeding, back pain, lower abdominal pain, etc. may occur. If the symptoms are mild, they can be left untreated. If the symptoms are more serious, such as bleeding exceeding the menstrual volume, medical treatment should be sought immediately. If you find any signs of pregnancy, you should go to a family planning service center or hospital for a check-up immediately.

5. All kinds of rings have a certain service life. The T copper ring is 8-10 years, the Yunmale ring is 5 years, and the copper-containing uterine ring is more than 10 years. If your ring has reached its expiration date, you should replace it under the guidance of your doctor, or switch to other contraceptive measures. Within 3-7 days after menstruation. 6. Older women should contact medical staff within six months to one year after the end of their menstrual period and remove the IUD immediately.