How long does it usually take to get pregnant?

There are many means of long-term contraception. In addition to sterilization surgery, IUD insertion is a very good way. In the past, many families chose to have one child, and national policies also restricted the possibility of having a second child, so many women used IUDs for long-term contraception. Now that the country's second-child birth policy has been relaxed, many women will remove their IUDs and get pregnant again. So, how long does it usually take to get pregnant after removing the IUD? Let’s take a look below.

Both the insertion and removal of the IUD will cause certain damage to the endometrium. If you need to get pregnant after removing the IUD, it is generally best to wait six months to a year. If you are in urgent need of getting pregnant, you should wait for a while (2-3 normal menstrual cycles) before conceiving to give the endometrium time to recover, which is beneficial for eugenics. Experts say that every menstruation after IUD removal is a growth process of the endometrium. Studies have found that after 3-6 normal menstruations, the damaged endometrium will be repaired better. It is relatively safe to become pregnant at this time. The contraceptive ring is a foreign body inserted into the uterus, which can interfere with the implantation of the fertilized egg, thereby achieving the purpose of contraception. In addition, copper contraceptive rings can release copper, which is not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg and also affects the development of the embryonic sac. IUDs containing progestin can cause atrophy of the endometrium. Therefore, no matter how long the ring is placed, the contraceptive ring as a foreign body will be a mixed feeling of sadness and joy when brushing your teeth, because you hold the cup in one hand and the washing utensils in the other. It will more or less damage and affect the endometrial tissue, so it is better to get pregnant after the mother has had enough rest after the IUD is removed. It should also be noted that since each woman's specific physical condition is different, it is necessary to prepare for pregnancy after surgery according to the guidance of a professional doctor, and regular check-ups are required after pregnancy to ensure the health of the pregnant woman and the fetus.

The best age to have a second child:

1. The interval between two births should be more than 3 years. This is to allow the uterus to recover better. For mothers who had their first baby by caesarean section, doctors generally recommend that they use contraception for more than two years, as long as the ovaries, fallopian tubes and other tissues were not damaged during the first caesarean section, and then have a second baby when the uterus has almost recovered. If you get pregnant too early, the tension on the uterine scar will be too great, with the potential risk of rupture, which can easily cause postpartum hemorrhage, placenta previa, etc. Therefore, it is recommended that mothers who have a caesarean section for their first child should go to a regular hospital to consult a doctor after their uterus has fully recovered before preparing for pregnancy.

2. Try to have a second child before the age of 40. This is because a woman's ovaries are like a warehouse, storing a large number of eggs. When a woman is 40 years old, the eggs in her ovaries are also 40 years old. They silently accompany you through the torture of various diseases and the damage of various harmful substances. And eggs cannot be regenerated. In addition, as women age, the joints of the birth canal, perineum, and pelvis become harder and less likely to expand, and the contraction force of the uterus and the stretch force of the vagina are also weaker.

3. It is best to have a comprehensive physical examination before pregnancy to understand your physical condition. As you age, many mothers may have mild diabetes or high blood pressure, which may not be noticeable at ordinary times. Once pregnant, changes in various body functions and hormone levels will induce these hidden diseases, which will not only affect the normal development of the fetus, but also bring life-threatening risks to pregnant women.