Do I need to stay in bed after the IUD is removed?

Removing the IUD is a minimally invasive gynecological surgery that can be completed in more than ten minutes. It does not cause much damage to the woman's uterine wall and is not likely to cause side effects to the human body. Therefore, you don’t need to stay in bed after removing the IUD. You only need to take a short rest to live your normal life. Do not do heavy physical work or excessive exercise within a week, because the cervix and uterine wall can be easily damaged during the IUD removal process, so pay attention to the hygiene of the genitals, and clean them with warm water.

Sexual intercourse and sitz baths are strictly prohibited within half a month to prevent cervical and intrauterine infection, cervicitis, endometritis and other conditions. Some women have had the IUD in place for a long time. If the IUD is deformed or has been inserted into the myometrium, it will be more difficult to remove it, causing damage to the uterine wall and myometrium, and causing more bleeding. They should rest in bed for two days as much as possible.

You need to rest after removing the IUD, but since it is a minimally invasive surgery and can be completed in more than ten minutes, you don't need to rest in bed. After removing the IUD, you should pay attention to hygiene, change your underwear frequently, and pay attention to cleaning your private parts. Don't do heavy physical work too early. There will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding after removing the IUD. You can take hemostatic and antiviral drugs for one or two days.

After removing the IUD, women do not need to stay in bed to rest, as long as they have adequate rest. If the patient's physical condition is poor, he or she needs to rest in bed for 1-2 days. After the IUD is removed, you need to take oral antibiotics to prevent infection. It is strictly forbidden to take a sitting bath or have sexual intercourse for more than ten days. Prevent gravity from working. It is best not to have to stand for long periods of time. Pay attention to rest after the operation, and avoid eating spicy food or cold food.

You don't need to stay in bed after removing the IUD, as long as you don't exercise too much. The time to remove the IUD is within 3-7 days after the menstrual period is over. You are prohibited from having sex for more than ten days after removing the IUD. Eat less spicy and greasy food, cold and irritating food in daily life, eat a balanced diet during pregnancy preparation, increase nutrition, exercise moderately to enhance immunity, pay attention to the hygiene of the living environment, pay attention to cleanliness, and change underwear frequently.