Can I have sex 13 days after having an IUD inserted?

Regular sexual intercourse after marriage can not only improve the relationship between husband and wife, but also is beneficial to physical health. However, for families who do not want to have children too early, the most feared thing after sexual intercourse is worrying about pregnancy. Although there are many ways of contraception, such as IUD insertion, birth control pills, condoms, etc., the safest and most reliable one is IUD insertion. Women who have had IUD insertion should pay more attention to their lives. So can I have sex thirteen days after having an IUD inserted?

First, can you have sex thirteen days after the IUD is inserted? Sexual intercourse is prohibited within two weeks after the IUD is inserted to avoid infection. After the IUD placement surgery, sexual intercourse is prohibited for one week to half a month, because there will be a "running-in period" between the IUD and the female body. Starting sexual intercourse too early will cause the IUD to deviate or fall off, and it may also easily cause women to suffer from gynecological inflammation, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, cervicitis, etc.

Second, after the IUD surgery, some women will experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding. In order to prevent postoperative infection and protect your health, it is best not to have sex at this time. Women can have sexual intercourse half a month after the IUD is inserted, but it should be noted that post-insertion care should be taken seriously to avoid the IUD falling off and causing an unexpected pregnancy. Women should refer to their own specific circumstances and combine them with the doctor's advice so that they can have a good first sexual experience after the IUD is inserted.

Can I have sex thirteen days after having an IUD inserted? IUD insertion is the most commonly used long-term contraceptive measure for women of childbearing age in my country. It involves placing the IUD in the uterine cavity of women of childbearing age to achieve the purpose of abortion and contraception through mechanical stimulation and interference from chemical substances. Often a ring can be left in the body for more than ten years. IUD insertion itself is a minor operation, placing a foreign object in the uterine cavity, and it takes some time for the body to adapt. After the IUD is inserted, women may feel mild back pain and soreness, as well as vaginal bleeding, increased leucorrhea and other symptoms. You cannot have sexual intercourse immediately at this time to avoid causing damage to the reproductive system and affecting women's health. Once your body gets used to the IUD, these symptoms will gradually ease, and you can then have sex.