Why do I keep bleeding while wearing Mirena?

Mirena IUD is a common contraceptive ring in clinical medicine. To sum up, this type of contraceptive ring has a better actual contraceptive effect and can be effective for nearly five years after one insertion. However, wearing the Mirena IUD after surgery will cause damage to the uterine wall, resulting in abnormal uterine bleeding. So, how long can you wear the Mirena IUD without bleeding? Here I will introduce some relevant knowledge to you:

The uterine wall of women is very delicate, and the process of inserting the Mirena ring will cause certain damage to the uterine wall, so vaginal bleeding will occur after the operation, but the bleeding is generally not excessive and will disappear in about two days after insertion. However, every woman's physical fitness is different, and every doctor's skills are different. If significant damage to the uterine wall is caused during the operation, the bleeding time may become longer. After the operation, you should pay attention to observe your health status and take good health care maintenance measures, including proper bed rest, taking antibacterial and antiviral drugs and anti-stasis drugs under the guidance of a doctor, eating some nutritious foods, maintaining a stable lifestyle, etc., to accelerate the recovery of the uterus and reduce the chance of gynecological inflammation.

It should be noted that if placement difficulties occur during the operation or abnormal bleeding, pain, etc. occur after placement, it may be caused by serious complications such as uterine perforation. At this time, you should not ignore it and should immediately conduct a full physical examination and color Doppler ultrasound to diagnose the cause. Secondly, most women experience side effects such as changes in menstrual patterns after the placement of Mirena, such as increased menstrual bleeding time, non-menstrual bleeding, etc. In this case, they should consider removing the ring through surgery to avoid complications such as anemia.

To sum up, in most cases, there will be no bleeding two days after wearing the Mirena IUD, so there is no need to worry too much. Finally, I would like to remind everyone that you must choose the right time to wear the Mirena IUD, and you must also eliminate contraindications before placement. For example, known or suspected pregnancy, gynecological disease, infectious miscarriage within the past three months, cervical malignancy or developmental abnormalities, uterine fibroids, etc. are all contraindications for the placement of the Mirena IUD.