What should you pay attention to after removing the IUD?

Many women choose to have an IUD for contraceptive surgery, but with the development of the second-child policy, many women want to have another child, so they take the IUD out. Some people are afraid of the pain of removing the IUD and dare not go to the hospital. So, what is the whole process of removing the IUD like? Today we will learn about it. What is the whole process of removing the IUD like?

What is the whole process of removing the IUD?

Step 1: Routine physical examination before removing the IUD

It is necessary to avoid the menstrual period when removing the IUD. Generally, you should go to the hospital 3-7 days after the end of the menstrual period. At this time, you need to do a series of tests, including routine physical examination of secretions, blood tests and B-ultrasound examination, as well as to determine the location of the ring. These are all preparations for the successful removal of the IUD.

If you have cervicitis or vaginitis, you must treat the inflammation first and then remove the IUD, otherwise it will cause intrauterine infection. Don't remove the IUD in a hurry and bring yourself more pain.

Second: Safe and rapid IUD removal surgery

For experts in regular hospitals, removing the IUD is a minimally invasive operation and will not cause much pain, so female friends do not need to worry too much, especially since removing the IUD is also a painless operation. As long as the patient can cooperate, she will not feel any pain at all. Experts will complete the removal operation in a very short time, and the whole process only takes more than ten minutes.

Third: Appropriate anti-inflammatory solution after removing the IUD

After removing the IUD, there is still a small amount of vaginal bleeding and waist and abdominal discomfort, which is all normal. In order to avoid infection and speed up the repair of the uterine wall, you need to take painkillers for a few days. To sum up, removing the IUD is a very simple and quick small-to-medium-sized surgical treatment, which is not likely to affect your daily life and work.

When the IUD is placed in a woman's uterus for too long, it will grow together with the body. Some women have kept the IUD in their uterus for 5 or even 10 years. In this case, there will undoubtedly be some traction when removing the IUD, causing some pain. Many women know how to protect their bodies, so they remove the IUD. In many hospitals, many women choose to remove the IUD.

Painless IUD removal uses safe and effective local anesthetics, and is then fully monitored under nanometer instruments. Experts remove the IUD accurately and quickly under visual conditions. The entire process takes only more than ten minutes. There is no pain, little damage to the uterus, little bleeding, and recovery is quick.

How long does it take to remove the IUD?

The entire IUD removal operation usually lasts 10 to 15 minutes. Of course, the type of contraceptive ring used by women when they have the ring inserted and whether the position of the contraceptive ring is normal will also affect the time of the ring removal operation. When choosing to remove the IUD, you need to go to a reliable hospital clinic to avoid infection.

The whole process of removing the IUD is exactly the opposite of that of inserting the IUD. You can just use the IUD removal hook to remove the ring. Generally, the operation is short. However, there are some special cases where surgical treatment may be difficult or even unsuccessful in removing the IUD (such as prolonged menopause, IUD incarceration or rupture, etc.).

General IUD removal surgery can be performed in general hospital outpatient clinics, but complicated IUD removal surgery (such as previous unsuccessful IUD removal) should be performed in the hospital by experienced doctors. If necessary, the IUD can be removed under B-ultrasound guidance or hysteroscopy.