Why is it so difficult to get pregnant after removing the IUD?

Because taking birth control pills can have side effects, some couples may feel some inconvenience, so for the sake of contraception, they directly undergo IUD surgery. However, when they want to have a baby, they start to get anxious if they still can't get pregnant after the IUD is removed. So, why can't you get pregnant after removing the IUD?

Why can't I get pregnant after removing the IUD?

Many women feel that they cannot get pregnant after removing the IUD. So why don't women get pregnant after removing the IUD? In fact, this kind of thing often happens to women after removing the IUD, which is related to each woman's physical fitness. Therefore, experts point out that women should pay attention to nutrition in their lives to enhance the body's resistance.

For women, if they plan to get pregnant, they should remove the IUD in advance, and women need to rest for a period of time after removing the IUD, at least 2-3 months is appropriate, but it varies from person to person. Some women need to rest for half a year to a year after removing the IUD, and then get pregnant. This will not only be beneficial to the health of the women themselves, but also conducive to the growth of the baby.

In fact, there are reasons why women cannot get pregnant after removing the IUD. No matter how long the ring is placed, it will more or less cause harm and impact on the uterine wall tissue. If you plan to get pregnant too early after removing the IUD, it will also be bad for the development of the test tube embryo or the fetus, so women must pay attention.

In addition, this is also related to improper operation of the IUD insertion and removal surgery. For example, the aseptic operation principles may be insufficient, bacteria enter the uterus when the IUD is placed, or bacteria rise along the nylon thread of the IUD and become infected, as well as increased menstrual volume and bleeding time after the IUD is placed, and the disappearance of the cervical mucus plug make it easier for bacteria to multiply and invade, which can all cause signs of pregnancy in women to a certain extent.

Because the contraceptive ring placed in the uterine cavity can cause aseptic inflammatory reaction in the uterine wall, proliferation of white blood cells and macrophages, changes in uterine fluid, etc., under such circumstances, it can destroy embryonic hormones, make fertilization difficult, and thus cause signs of pregnancy in women.