When is the best time to place the ring?

Women who want to have a second child have already considered removing the IUD. So, when is the best time for women to remove the IUD? Generally, relevant examinations should be carried out before removing the IUD, and it should be removed during the menstrual period. It is best to remove it 5 days after the menstrual period ends. In addition, after the IUD removal operation, you must carry out medical care and plan to have a second child after the uterine wall has recovered.

When is the best time for women to remove the IUD?

Under normal circumstances, as long as the IUD removal surgery is performed during the menstrual period, it can be removed 5 days after the menstrual period is over. Although IUD removal is a minimally invasive surgery, it should still be taken seriously and its common problems should be paid attention to to ensure that the IUD removal surgery is safe and painless, and there are no infectious complications after the surgery. In addition, a health check-up must be done before the IUD removal surgery to ensure that there are no other inflammatory conditions.

If the IUD is removed too late, the uterus will shrink, making it more difficult for the doctor to remove it. So, when is the best time to remove the IUD? It is best for menopausal women to remove the IUD half a year to one year after menopause, because although the estrogen level has decreased at this time, the uterus has not shrunk significantly, which not only makes the removal of the IUD simpler, but also less painful. Women in menopause should not ignore the importance of removing the IUD immediately because of the trouble, which will cause a lot of avoidable pain.

Commonly asked questions about IUD removal surgery

1. Take out the IUD early to maintain a healthy body - let your body buffer

Many families use IUDs as the main method of contraception. Therefore, after the second child policy is implemented, if you want to get pregnant, you must of course remove the IUD. No matter how long the IUD has been in place, it must be removed at least 3 months in advance. After removing the IUD, give your body some time to recover and buffer, just like you will feel dizzy if you suddenly stand up after squatting for a long time. You need to stand up slowly. The same is true for pregnancy after removing the IUD. Don't rush for success! You need time to adjust your body!

2. Remove the IUD at least 3 months in advance - or even half a year

No matter how long the ring is placed in the body, it will have some harm and impact on the uterine wall tissue. For the sake of eugenics, it is best to wait half a year or even a year after removing the IUD before getting pregnant! This will play a particularly important role in the recovery of the body and the eugenics of the baby! If you are in a hurry, you should at least wait until 2-3 normal menstrual periods have come before getting pregnant! If the bleeding after removing the IUD is severe, it is recommended to wait for a few more menstrual cycles before getting pregnant!

3. It is best not to use X-ray fluoroscopy

When removing the IUD, an X-ray or B-ultrasound examination will be performed to confirm that the IUD is in the uterus before the IUD can be removed. Generally speaking, the impact of B-ultrasound on the human body is weaker than that of X-ray fluoroscopy. Some pregnant women have miscarried their babies because they used X-rays during regular dental checkups and treatments. Therefore, it is best to use B-ultrasound to check the location of the contraceptive ring!

4. Pay attention to daily cleaning after removing the IUD

Generally speaking, most women adapt quickly after having the IUD installed, but due to different physical conditions, some people's bodies have a great resistance to the IUD, and their secretions are always abnormal during the IUD period. On the day of removing the IUD, you may experience mild lower abdominal discomfort, back pain, or a small amount of vaginal bleeding. This is normal, but it may cause damage to the uterine cavity and cervix, resulting in inflammation of the cervix or uterine cavity tissue. Therefore, after removing the IUD, you must pay attention to daily cleaning, use red medicine to reduce inflammation, or use the topical medicine prescribed by the doctor! If bleeding continues after 3 days, you need to go to the hospital for examination!

5. Sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited within 2 weeks after the IUD is removed.

Not only is sexual intercourse strictly prohibited, but also bathing in a tub is strictly prohibited to avoid infection. Although removing the IUD is not a big deal, it is also relatively harmful to women's health.

Because the cervix has been damaged when the IUD is removed, if forced to have sex, it will cause the cervix to be injured again, which will not help pregnancy. Therefore, it is recommended that fathers who hope to conceive a baby as soon as possible should think about it from the perspective of mothers and let them suffer less! Hold it in! If bleeding or fever occurs, go to the hospital for examination immediately!

6. Rest and healthy diet are effective after removing the IUD

Pay attention to getting enough rest and a light diet, not too spicy or dry! This will be detrimental to the repair of the cervical endometrial tissue! Eat a lot of vegetables, fruits and nutritious foods. If you want to start preparing for pregnancy, you need to start taking folic acid tablets in advance (to prevent fetal malformations).

7. Get the IUD in a regular hospital

Needless to say, those women who do not go to regular hospitals for abortion or surgery, suffer less "losses" due to lack of reliable procedures in hygiene, disinfection, and operation? So as to be able to conceive a second cute baby as soon as possible. Although the removal of the IUD is a minimally invasive surgery, it has very strict requirements on disinfection, hygiene, and technical operation. Therefore, for the health of the baby, everyone should go to a reliable hospital to do it!