Mirena ring menstruation is always not clean

The Mirena IUD is a contraceptive measure and has certain side effects. Some women may experience irregular menstruation after having the IUD inserted. This is because the IUD affects the function of the uterus and the body cannot adapt to it. You can take medication under the guidance of a doctor to regulate your period. If you cannot regulate your period to normal, it is best to remove the Mirena IUD and choose condoms as a contraceptive measure to reduce stimulation to the uterus.

Mirena ring menstruation is always not clean

It may be related to the IUD. The IUD is a foreign body to the body, and the body usually needs some time to adapt. According to the above description, if you have menstrual abnormalities, it is recommended that you take medication under the guidance of a doctor to regulate your period and observe whether it can be adjusted to normal. If it cannot be adjusted to normal, it is recommended to remove the ring in time and choose another contraceptive ring, or it is recommended to take other contraceptive measures.

This situation is considered to be related to the irritation of the IUD. You can take oral hemostatics to stop the bleeding. If it doesn't work more than three months after the IUD is inserted, it is considered to be related to the inability to adapt to the IUD. It is recommended to go to the hospital to remove the IUD. Pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva, keep it dry and breathable, change underwear frequently, if you don't plan to get pregnant. Other contraceptive measures can be taken.

This situation is considered to be caused by the IUD. It may also be caused by gynecological inflammation. The symptoms can be treated by taking some anti-inflammatory and hemostatic drugs. In addition, you should pay attention to regular checks of the IUD.

Indications for Mirena IUD placement:

1. Excessive menstruation and dysmenorrhea;

2. Prevent the recurrence of endometrial polyps;

3. Treatment of abnormal endometrial hyperplasia;

4. Prevent endometrial lesions in patients with polycystic ovary after childbirth;

5. Adenomyosis;

6. Uterine cesarean section scar diverticulum;

6. Exclude abnormal uterine bleeding due to endometrial malignancy;

7. Contraception for women who are not suitable for taking birth control pills, such as those who are obese, have diabetes, hypertension and a family history of thrombosis. These people are also at high risk of endometrial cancer. It is recommended to use the Mirena IUD for contraception, and for patients with poor liver and kidney function.

Everyone has their own experience with the Mirena ring placement technique, but they are basically the same, with their own special features.

After Mirena is placed, like other rings, there is a possibility of the ring falling off or moving downward. If you experience a sudden increase in menstrual bleeding and abdominal pain, it is possible that the ring has moved downward or fallen off, and you need to go to the hospital for treatment. After Mirena is placed, most people will gradually stop menstruating or experience reduced menstrual flow, but it generally does not affect the female endocrine system, and menstruation will resume soon after removal. But some people may experience some spotting during the first few months of placement, and there will be an adaptation process.

The Mirena ring does not contain metal and does not affect the MRI examination. It should be checked again one month after menstruation like ordinary rings, and then once a year.