When is the best time to check the ring?

Many married pregnant women who have given birth do not want to have more children, but it is troublesome to take contraceptive measures every time they have sex. Therefore, they will choose to go to the hospital to get a contraceptive ring to achieve the contraceptive effect. The insertion of an IUD actually has a great impact on the female reproductive system. Many women with inappropriate IUD placement are prone to gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease. After the IUD is inserted, how long will it take to get checked?

Best time to go to Sheung Wan

The IUD achieves the purpose of contraception through mechanical stimulation and interference of chemical substances. It does not inhibit ovulation and does not affect the female endocrine system, thus avoiding the adverse reactions of general drug contraceptives. Best time to go to Sheung Wan:

1. Women with acute or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, vaginitis, or sexually transmitted diseases should not have the IUD inserted. They should wait until they are cured and follow the doctor's advice to choose the right time to have the IUD inserted.

2. The time for IUD insertion is usually 3-7 days after the menstruation is over, because the endometrium is relatively thin at this time and is not easy to cause bleeding. After the menstruation is over, you should pay attention to keeping the vulva clean and hygienic, and sexual intercourse is prohibited. At the same time, go to the hospital for appropriate examinations, such as: gynecological examination, routine blood test. The person who has the ring removed needs to undergo peritoneal dialysis to check the position of the ring.

3. For women who have given birth to a full-term pregnancy, it is best to insert it three months after delivery. For breastfeeding women, it is best to insert the IUD after weaning, because the uterus can return to its normal size after weaning. However, a copper-molded contraceptive device, such as "Mother Joy", can also be placed during breastfeeding. It can be inserted six months after cesarean section, and it is best to insert it after menstruation after artificial abortion.

Side effects of IUD

What are the side effects of having an IUD?

The "ring" in IUD refers to the intrauterine device. The disadvantages of IUD are mainly caused by the intrauterine device. The materials of the intrauterine device are stainless steel, plastic, silicone, etc. After being placed in the uterus, it takes some time for the body to adapt. During the adaptation period, a small number of women may experience side effects and complications, but most women who choose intrauterine devices for contraception have no adverse reactions.

The side effects of the IUD include:

1. Lower abdominal pain or back pain: After the IUD is inserted, the intrauterine device can easily cause uterine contractions, which can lead to mild lower abdominal pain or back pain.

2. Increased vaginal discharge: This is one of the negative effects of having an IUD inserted. If an intrauterine device with a tail thread is used, it can cause a significant increase in cervical secretions. Over time, the endometrial tissue adapts. If the amount of vaginal discharge increases and you experience symptoms such as fever, lower abdominal pain, etc., you need to seek medical attention immediately.

3. Minor bleeding: The side effects of IUD insertion mainly occur 3-4 days after insertion, because the intrauterine device can scratch the cervical canal lining and cause bleeding while stimulating uterine contraction. If the bleeding is not excessive, no treatment is necessary and the condition will generally return to normal after a week.

4. Increased menstrual flow: This side effect mainly occurs in the first three months after the IUD is inserted. Due to the drastic change in the body's balance, women's menstrual cycle will be prolonged or irregular...