How long does it usually take to get pregnant after removing the ring?

Many people choose to use the ring as a reasonable method of contraception. It feels good when using contraceptive measures, but when you want to get pregnant, you have to remove the ring, which starts to feel a bit troublesome. If you are pregnant and you already have an IUD, you have to take it out. Many people don’t understand how long it takes to get pregnant after removing the IUD. So, how long does it take to get pregnant after taking out the IUD?

How long does it take to get pregnant after taking out the IUD?

Regardless of the entire process of inserting the IUD and removing it, the uterine wall will cause certain damage. If you want to get pregnant after removing the IUD, it is generally best to wait for six months to a year. If you are eager to get pregnant, you should wait for a while (2-3 normal menstrual cycles) before getting pregnant, so as to give the uterine wall time to repair, which is conducive to eugenics. Experts say that every menstrual period after the IUD is removed is a growth process of the uterine wall. Studies have found that generally after 3-6 normal menstruations, the damaged uterine wall will be better repaired. Pregnancy at this time is relatively safe.

After removing the IUD, in order to increase the probability of pregnancy, you should check your fertility conditions in detail before pregnancy and get pregnant under the guidance of a doctor. How long does it take to get pregnant after removing the IUD? The following conditions must be met: the ovaries release normal eggs; the semen is normal and contains normal sperm; the eggs and sperm can meet and fuse in the fallopian tubes to form a sperm-egg combination; the sperm-egg combination is successfully transported to the uterus; the uterine wall is ready for embryo implantation. Any abnormality during these stages can prevent pregnancy.

After removing the IUD, you can eat foods with high protein content. In addition, you can eat more blood-replenishing and qi-replenishing foods without making special dietary adjustments. Common blood-replenishing and qi-replenishing foods in daily life include: old brown sugar, dried longan, jujube, black beans, etc. Eating more of this kind of food, coupled with proper rest, the body can quickly adapt to the changes in the uterus.

The IUD is equivalent to a long-term contraceptive pill, especially suitable for marriage and childbearing. Generally, the ring is placed in the body for more than 10 years, and the foreign body is placed in the uterus. This is a process that requires the human body to adapt.