What to do if you get pregnant in the first month after removing the IUD

After the national two-child policy was opened, many women who used IUDs as a long-term contraceptive method began to consider removing the IUDs and having a second child. It takes some time to get pregnant after removing the IUD, allowing the body to recover. However, some women get pregnant immediately after having the IUD removed, and they worry that there may be problems with the fetus. So, what should I do if I get pregnant in the first month after IUD removal? Let’s take a look below.

In fact, the uterus needs a long time to recuperate after the IUD is removed. The contraceptive ring produces not only a short-term contraceptive effect by affecting the uterine cavity environment and hormone levels, but can still affect conception for a long time after the ring is removed.

Therefore, women who plan to become pregnant after removing the IUD need 2-3 menstrual cycles (or even longer) to restore the normal physiological function of the endometrium. From the perspective of eugenics, you should not rush to get pregnant after removing the IUD. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a pre-pregnancy check-up to assess fertility.

The reasons why women cannot get pregnant after removing the ring are nothing more than the following two points:

1. The uterus did not get rest after the IUD was removed

2. Complications from removing and inserting the IUD can lead to infertility

If the sterile control during the placement or removal of the contraceptive ring is not strict, the operation is unskilled, and there are special personal physical conditions, serious complications may occur, such as salpingitis, uterine perforation, ectopic pregnancy, intrauterine contraceptive device misplacement, irregular bleeding, menstrual disorders, inflammatory adhesions or scars, etc., leading to secondary infertility. It is recommended to undergo a systematic examination to find out the cause of infertility and then provide symptomatic treatment.

Can I get pregnant one month after IUD removal?

The best time to remove the IUD should be chosen according to different women. If a general woman of childbearing age needs to get pregnant, the best time to remove the IUD is 3-5 days after the menstruation ends, and it is best to do it half a year or one year in advance. If a menopausal woman needs to remove the IUD, it is generally most appropriate to remove the IUD within 6 months to one year after menopause. Removing the IUD too early or too late will have an impact on the body. If the contraceptive ring inserted into a woman's body has reached its expiration date or if there is obvious discomfort after the ring is inserted, the ring should be removed as soon as possible.

The contraceptive ring is a common contraceptive method for women of childbearing age, but when there is a desire to become pregnant or due to physical discomfort, the ring needs to be removed. What are the precautions for removing the ring? Generally, an examination is required before removing the ring, such as B-ultrasound examination, routine leucorrhea examination, etc.

1. An ultrasound examination is required before removing the IUD, and the IUD is required to be removed 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends.

2. Before removing the IUD, keep the vulva clean, wash it every day, and change underwear frequently. This is a very important thing to note before removing the ring.

3. Do not do heavy physical labor within one week before removing the IUD, and avoid sexual intercourse and bathing within two weeks.

4. A small amount of vaginal bleeding, back pain, and swelling and pain in the lower back may occur during IUD removal. Mild cases may require no treatment. However, if the symptoms are severe, such as bleeding exceeding the menstrual volume, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.