What are the symptoms of a crooked ring?

After the IUD is inserted, if it is inserted improperly or if you do not pay attention to maintenance in daily life, the IUD may become crooked. This situation often causes women to experience low back pain, especially after fatigue, when the symptoms are more obvious. At this time, you should go to the hospital for examination and take appropriate measures to deal with it in time. Generally speaking, improper IUD insertion often causes some adverse reactions. Let's take a look at this aspect.

What are the symptoms of a crooked ring?

The low back pain is caused by one lumbar vertebra sliding forward relative to the adjacent vertebra. The current symptoms are relatively mild, but if they become severe, they may cause lower limb pain, numbness, and even abnormal urination and defecation. The first step in treatment is to get enough rest and avoid fatigue.

What are the adverse reactions after the ring?

Adverse reaction 1: Women will have more vaginal discharge after having an IUD inserted. This is mainly caused by the uterus being stimulated, which will lead to increased cervical secretions, thus causing an increase in vaginal discharge.

Adverse reaction 2: Women may experience increased menstruation after having an IUD inserted, which is mainly caused by the IUD compressing the endometrium. If the endometrium is compressed for a long time, women’s menstruation will become irregular, and eventually there will be excessive menstrual flow.

Adverse reaction three: Women will experience lower back pain after having an IUD inserted, which is mainly caused by uterine contraction. After a woman has an IUD inserted, the foreign body in the uterus will stimulate the uterus to contract, which will cause lower back pain.

Adverse reaction 4: Women may experience irregular bleeding from their private parts after having an IUD inserted, which is mainly caused by compression of the endometrium. If the endometrium is compressed, it will cause inflammatory infiltration of the cells on the endometrium, eventually leading to irregular bleeding.

These adverse reactions will occur after women have an IUD inserted. If these reactions are not handled properly, it may not only easily cause infection, but also easily lead to the fall-off of the IUD. If you have an IUD, be sure to always watch out to see if it falls off.

At the same time, about half a year after the placement of the IUD, it is best to go to the hospital to check whether the IUD has fallen off. Avoid doing heavy work after the IUD is inserted. Wait until your body recovers before doing heavy work to prevent the IUD from falling off.