What are the symptoms of IUD displacement?

Some women will choose to wear an IUD for contraception after giving birth, which is the most effective contraceptive method. However, not all women choose to have an IUD inserted, because some women will experience abnormal symptoms after having the IUD inserted, such as bleeding, fatigue, etc. So, what are the symptoms of movement of the IUD after insertion?

What are the symptoms of the IUD moving after insertion?

Most people have no symptoms of IUD displacement, but a few people will experience irregular vaginal bleeding and excessive secretions, and may also experience lower back pain! Once the IUD is displaced, it can no longer have the effect of contraceptive surgery.

Side effects after IUD insertion

1. Soreness

Women who have the ring inserted will feel a little sore in the waist. This is because the ring is not inserted into the uterus for a short time, and the uterus will contract because it is not used to it.

But this symptom will disappear after a period of time. It should be noted that you should never do physical labor at this stage.

2. Vaginal bleeding

Some women will experience some bleeding in the lower body after being massaged, or their menstruation will become more frequent, with heavy flow and longer duration. This is because the ring is pressed against the uterine wall, causing the body cells to aggregate, but this symptom will disappear after a period of time.

3. Excessive leucorrhea

After a woman has had an IUD inserted, she may find that the volume of her secretions is larger than before. This may be because the uterus is stimulated by the IUD and secretes a large amount of substances. Generally, the amount of secretions will gradually decrease three months after the IUD is inserted.

4. Heavy menstrual flow

If the problem of heavy menstrual flow has not been alleviated after the IUD is inserted, one possibility is that the size of the ring does not match the shape of the uterus, and the uterine wall is compressed by the ring, which will cause bleeding over time. In this case, our first choice is to solve the problem through drugs. The efficacy of the drugs can increase uterine contractions and significantly improve the bleeding condition.

Who is not suitable for IUD?

"IUD insertion" is a method of long-term contraception. Women of childbearing age can effectively prevent pregnancy after having the IUD inserted. Generally speaking, an IUD can stay in a woman's body for more than ten years. Putting an "ring" on the body is a minimally invasive surgery, but women who need to undergo surgery have to go through a process of adapting to the "ring".

Who is not suitable for IUD?

1. Women with inflammation of male reproductive organs, such as vaginal inflammation, pelvic inflammation, etc.

2. Women who have frequent menstruation and heavy menstrual flow, or who have non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina.

3. Women with tumors in their male reproductive organs, such as uterine tumors, ovarian cancer, etc.

4. If the body has serious safety risks, such as heart failure, severe anemia, etc., it is not suitable to use an IUD.

5. Some women's cervix is ​​too loose, there are serious tearing symptoms, or the condition of uterine prolapse is very serious. It is not suitable to wear an IUD, because the IUD is very easy to fall off after being inserted.

6. Women whose body temperature exceeds 37.5 degrees Celsius due to fever or other uncertain factors need to wait until the fever subsides before having an IUD inserted.

Generally speaking, the IUD will not affect a woman's normal menstrual cycle. There are no serious side effects after the IUD is inserted, and the menstrual cycle is not likely to change. Generally speaking, if the menstrual period comes a week later than usual, it is considered normal.