How long does it take to remove the ring?

How long does it usually take for a woman to have her IUD removed? Generally, women will experience uterine contractions after menopause, and the contraceptive ring is likely to get stuck in the uterine muscle layer, causing incarceration, abnormal uterine bleeding, abdominal pain and other symptoms. At this time, the ring should be removed. So, how long does the IUD removal surgery usually take?

How long does the ring removal surgery take?

The entire IUD removal operation usually lasts 10 to 15 minutes. Of course, the type of contraceptive ring used by women when they have the ring inserted and whether the position of the contraceptive ring is normal will also affect the time of the ring removal operation. When choosing to remove the IUD, you need to go to a reliable hospital clinic to avoid infection.

The whole process of removing the IUD is exactly the opposite of that of inserting the IUD. You can just use the IUD removal hook to remove the ring. Generally, the operation is short. However, there are some special cases where surgical treatment may be difficult or even unsuccessful in removing the IUD (such as prolonged menopause, IUD incarceration or rupture, etc.). General IUD removal surgery can be performed in general hospital outpatient clinics, but complicated IUD removal surgery (such as previous unsuccessful IUD removal) should be performed in the hospital by experienced doctors. If necessary, the IUD can be removed under B-ultrasound guidance or hysteroscopy.

Will it hurt to remove the IUD?

The pain when removing the IUD is mainly due to the long-term placement, which causes the contraceptive ring to deform or partially insert into the uterine myocardium. Therefore, pain will be felt when removing the IUD. However, such pain can be avoided. Women who feel too much pain can go to a professional and reliable hospital and choose the painless method of removing the IUD. This problem can be easily solved.

There is an optimal time to remove the IUD. It should be removed 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period is over. Women put in IUDs to prevent pregnancy. When women enter menopause, wearing IUDs is harmful to the body because the uterus gradually shrinks, so wearing the IUD will cause abdominal pain and back pain. Therefore, removing it immediately is the best way to solve the problem.

The best time to remove the IUD during menopause is usually 6 to 12 months after the menstrual period completely stops. If the IUD is removed too early, the possibility of pregnancy cannot be completely eliminated. Removing the IUD too late will increase the difficulty of surgery due to uterine atrophy, which is harmful to health.

When choosing a method to remove the IUD, female friends can go to a professional and reliable hospital to choose the painless method of removing the IUD. Although the process of removing the IUD is very simple, because the IUD is placed for too long, if the operation is not done properly, it is easy to cause harm to the body. The process will also make women feel painful, so in order to better take care of yourself, it is recommended to choose the painless IUD removal technology.