The harm of getting pregnant right after removing the IUD

Some women use intrauterine contraceptive rings to achieve long-term contraception. If there is a need for pregnancy again in the future, the contraceptive ring should be removed in time, and then a period of recuperation should be carried out to prepare for pregnancy. However, anxious women usually want to get pregnant as soon as possible. So, what are the consequences of getting pregnant immediately after removing the IUD?

The principle that the contraceptive ring can play a contraceptive role is that it can cause non-infectious inflammation of the uterine wall, thereby hindering the implantation of the embryo, thereby achieving the purpose of contraception. Therefore, if you get pregnant soon after removing the IUD, the damage to the uterine wall has not yet been fully repaired, which can easily lead to the difficulty of sperm and egg combination in implantation in the normal position of the uterine wall, which will have a significant negative impact on the health of pregnancy.

For example, it is easy to cause various obstetric complications such as placenta previa, miscarriage, low-lying placenta, cornual pregnancy, and cervical pregnancy. In very serious cases, it will affect the care of mother and baby, and may even seriously endanger the lives of mother and baby. Therefore, pregnancy should be avoided soon after the IUD is removed.

If a woman has a pregnancy requirement, it is best to wait for three months of the menstrual cycle after the IUD is removed to allow the uterine wall to repair well. At the same time, she can actively take care of her body during this period to keep the body functions in good condition. She must also undergo a pre-pregnancy physical examination to rule out adverse conditions that affect normal pregnancy. Then she can prepare for pregnancy normally and healthily.

How long after the IUD is removed can I have sex?

The IUD is a contraceptive device placed in the uterus. Because the devices used in the early stages were mostly ring-shaped, they are generally called contraceptive rings. The contraceptive ring has less impact on the whole body, is effective locally, and does not affect fertility after removal. It has the advantages of safety, effectiveness, reversibility, simplicity, and economy, and is one of the most common contraceptive products. More than 40% of people in China choose intrauterine contraceptive rings, with an effectiveness rate of about 90%. The contraceptive ring is one of the contraceptive methods for female friends who do not plan to have children in the short term. How long you can wait after removing the IUD depends on the woman's physical condition. After removing the IUD, you must do a good job of medical care and do not rush to have sex. Generally, it is best for women not to have sex within half a month after removing the IUD to prevent wound infection and inflammation. Impact on eugenics.

Generally speaking, after wearing the contraceptive ring, you should rest for one day and avoid sharing the same room and taking a bath in the washbasin for half a month to prevent infection. After the ring is removed, you may also have bleeding or vaginal discharge from your vagina, which will of course subside within a day or two. It is because the ring irritates the uterine wall and cervix. This is normal. If the bleeding is heavy or lasts for a long time, you should consult a doctor for treatment immediately. Removing the ring generally does not affect the menstrual cycle and should be cleaned for about a week.

Women who use the contraceptive ring plan to get pregnant after removing the ring. They have to wait for a while, about 2-3 months, before getting pregnant, so that the uterine wall can have time to repair, which is beneficial to eugenics. The contraceptive ring placed in the uterine cavity can cause aseptic inflammatory response of the uterine wall, proliferation of white blood cells and macrophages, changes in uterine fluid, rupture of test tube embryonic peptides, and make insemination more and more difficult.

Scientific research has confirmed that pregnancy is possible after the removal of the IUD and it has no effect on the baby's development. Although pregnancy is not easily affected after removing the ring, it is recommended that female friends consider pregnancy three months after removing the ring, and it is best to consult a doctor.