Doctors do not recommend IUD at 45

There are many methods of contraception. For female friends who do not want to have children, it is very important to choose a contraceptive method that suits them. Among the many contraceptive methods, the IUD is popular among many women. Because its contraceptive effect is long-lasting and causes little harm to the human body. So what should I do if I still want to get an IUD at the age of 45? A detailed introduction is given below.

What should I do if I still want to use an IUD at the age of 45?

In fact, the possibility of pregnancy at the age of 45 is already relatively small. Generally, menopause occurs at the age of 50. If you want to use an IUD, you must remove it within one year after menopause to prevent uterine atrophy and ring disorder. It is recommended to use a T ring, which has a tail thread and is easier to remove. In addition, you must follow the doctor's instructions and suggestions when inserting the IUD. When wearing an IUD, you must also cooperate closely with the doctor and pay more attention to your diet and daily routine. In fact, at the age of 45, you can use condoms for contraception and you don't need an IUD.

What are the situations in which women should not use IUD?

If you have symptoms such as acute pelvic inflammatory disease or vaginitis, you may not be suitable for an IUD. Women's basic health is very important. If you suffer from serious systemic diseases, the placement of an IUD may cause aggravated inflammation or irregular menstruation, etc., so it is best not to put it in. Relatively more are women with cervical erosion. At this time, the columnar epithelial cells are very thin. If an IUD is inserted, it will have a great impact on the body.

At 45, you are almost at menopause. Therefore, at this time, you can choose other contraceptive measures to carry out contraceptive measures. Condoms are a very good choice. If you want to get an IUD, you must actively cooperate with the doctor. After inserting the IUD, you should also pay attention to regulating your body, and seek medical treatment as soon as possible if you feel any discomfort.