How long does it take to remove the ring?

Although the current era is developing rapidly, some national policies and people's ideas have changed, and the second-child policy has been opened, but there are still many young people who are not fully prepared for the pressure. There are many ways now, and the contraceptive ring is one of them. Many women have slowly forgotten about it as time goes by. Is it true that wearing it once and for all? The truth may be different from what everyone thinks, and ladies are better off understanding it as soon as possible.

After a woman has an IUD inserted, is that really the solution once and for all?

Many women think wrongly about this issue! Although the probability is relatively high and it is relatively cheap compared to other methods, it is ultimately an external factor. Once it enters a woman's body, there is a possibility that it will fall off. There is no obvious symptom when it falls off, and it is relatively difficult to detect. Once it falls off, it is easy to affect health.

And the longer it stays in the body, the greater the impact on women will be. As they age, women will gradually decline, but the contraceptive ring is not easy to change, so it will cause compression. In mild cases, there will be abdominal pain, back pain and other discomforts, and in severe cases, it may affect women’s personal safety! Therefore, it is not a one-time solution to have an IUD inserted. So when should a woman remove it after having it inserted? What are the effects of not taking it on the human body?

How long does it take for a woman to have it removed after having it inserted? What will happen if I don’t take it?

Generally speaking, women will gradually experience menopause at the age of 45-55. This is a normal physiological phenomenon. When women go through menopause, it means that they lose the ability to get pregnant. At this time, the contraceptive ring in the body loses its value and significance.

Therefore, the IUD needs to be removed immediately at this time. Generally speaking, women who have had an IUD removed do so about a year after menopause. This is the best time. Removing it too early or too late is not good. And if a woman has plans to get pregnant, it is best to remove the IUD immediately before three months, so that the body has a certain period of recovery from the operation, which is also for the sake of her and her baby's health.

In addition, female friends should also understand that contraceptive rings have a certain service life, and the service life of different materials is also different. If the service life of the contraceptive ring is exceeded and it is still used, it will be very harmful to your health. Generally speaking, the service life of metal contraceptive rings is about 20 years, copper ones are about 15 years, and silicone rubber ones are about 10 years. Therefore, if you have not yet reached menopause, but the contraceptive ring has expired, it is best to remove it immediately.