What to check after one month of IUD insertion

The IUD needs to be rechecked one month after insertion, mainly through B-ultrasound to check whether the IUD has any symptoms of falling off, and also to check whether there is any displacement and local inflammation.

There may be local discomfort after the IUD is inserted, such as a small amount of bleeding and symptoms such as abdominal prolapse. It takes some time to recover, generally returning to normal after one month. You need to go to a regular hospital for an abdominal color ultrasound examination. An abdominal color ultrasound examination can clearly determine the position of the IUD and whether there are symptoms such as falling off and displacement of the IUD. If the IUD falls off or shifts, it may affect normal contraception and cause internal inflammation, which may cause physical discomfort, such as increased vaginal discharge or abdominal pain. If a series of conditions are found after examination, the IUD may need to be removed and surgically treated in time to avoid internal inflammation and abdominal infection if no timely treatment is given.

The IUD is a contraceptive method that can prevent the normal combination of follicles and sperm, thus playing a contraceptive role. The IUD is not suitable for all women to wear, and it needs to be decided based on the individual's physical condition. People who are allergic to the IUD should try not to wear it. Condoms and ligation surgery can also play a contraceptive role.