How long after painless abortion can I get an IUD?

The female IUD is the most widely used contraceptive method. Compared with other contraceptive methods, it has the advantages of less harm to the human body, higher safety factor and simple operation. Unmarried pregnancy is very likely to occur. After abortion, you should pay more attention to choosing safe contraceptive methods. Inserting an IUD is a very good choice. Young female friends still need to know more about how long it takes after an abortion before an IUD can be inserted, and the common problems after the insertion of an IUD.

Female friends who have had sexual life will easily get pregnant before marriage if they do not adopt safe contraceptive methods, and abortion will cause great harm to the body. Therefore, it is very necessary for female friends to adopt safe contraceptive methods, which can alleviate the damage to our body and is also a safeguard. The IUD is a relatively safe and reasonable contraceptive method among many contraceptive methods.

Many young female friends don't understand why they wear an IUD. The "ring" here is the general name for the contraceptive ring, which means that it is placed in the woman's uterine cavity. Through the movement of the ring in the uterine cavity, it destroys the cells at the base of the uterine wall muscle, preventing the sperm and egg from combining and forming, thereby achieving the actual effect of contraception. During this period, it does not affect the woman's endocrine balance and the normal ovulation period.

Female friends who have undergone painless abortion should choose to have an IUD insertion within 3-7 days after the end of their menstrual period after their bodies have recovered and their uterus can contract normally. If you feel that your body has not recovered and frequent uterine contractions are not good, you need to continue to adjust and perform the IUD surgery after your body has recovered. Although the IUD is a better method of contraception, it is not suitable for all women. For example, women who suffer from gynecological inflammation such as vaginitis, cervical erosion and other diseases cannot have an IUD inserted, because the IUD insertion itself is also an invasive surgery. After the IUD is inserted, the body usually has a recovery period, and gynecological diseases will be more serious during this period. Also, women with loose vaginas should not wear contraceptive rings, as they are likely to fall off after insertion. Therefore, before inserting the IUD, you should go to a regular hospital for a thorough gynecological examination to ensure that you are healthy and meet the physical requirements for the IUD before you can insert the IUD.

In order to prevent unmarried pregnancy, scientific and standardized contraceptive methods should be adopted immediately. If female friends choose to have an IUD surgery, they should go to a reliable hospital for the surgery. After all, the body is your own, and taking care of it is more important than anything else.