Will the IUD shift if I have sex one week after having it inserted?

You cannot have sex one week after the IUD is inserted. Having sex at this time may cause the IUD to shift and irritate the uterine mucosa. It is recommended that women should be aware of the care methods after the IUD is inserted and not have sex too early. After having an IUD inserted, a woman should pay attention to vaginal hygiene and her diet, which is very good for the body's recovery. Therefore, it is recommended that a woman should understand the precautions after having an IUD inserted.

It is possible to affect the placement of the ring, causing the ring to fall off or become infected. Do not have sex, sit bath or take a tub bath within two weeks after the operation to prevent infection and inflammation, which will hinder recovery.

After a woman has had an IUD inserted, she should undergo regular gynecological examinations to see if the IUD has fallen off or is embedded in the uterus. Generally, an examination is done once in the first month after the menstruation is over, and again three months later. Thereafter, an examination can be done every six months to monitor the condition of the IUD in the uterus.

An IUD, which is medically referred to as a substance placed in the female's uterine cavity, is mostly made of plastic or metal to achieve the purpose of birth control. It sounds simple, and IUD insertion is also a minor gynecological operation. So what should I do if I have sex after IUD insertion?

Women are not allowed to have sex within three weeks after having an IUD inserted. Having sex after having an IUD inserted can easily cause infection, but if you don't feel any discomfort, don't worry. Just pay attention to your physical condition, especially whether there are any foreign objects in the vagina. If you feel unwell or have discharge, you should go to the hospital immediately.

After the IUD is inserted, doctors will recommend bed rest for three days, no physical labor for two weeks, and no sexual intercourse for three weeks. The menstrual cycle needs to be observed for half a year because the IUD and the body also need a period of adaptation. If rejection occurs, the IUD must be removed. Then go to the hospital for a check-up every year to see if the IUD has fallen off to avoid affecting contraception.

After the IUD is inserted, there will be irregular small amount of vaginal bleeding due to the process of removing the IUD. Having sex right after having an IUD placed can cause the IUD to become dislocated or fall off, and can also lead to gynecological inflammation, such as pelvic inflammatory disease and cervicitis. This is very harmful to women's bodies. If bleeding symptoms persist for a long time or you experience other discomfort, seek medical attention immediately.