I have been wearing my period for several days. What's going on?

In modern life, it is becoming more and more common for women to have IUDs inserted. This method is to prevent women from getting pregnant again. However, this method will have more or less some effects on the body. Some female friends have experienced a longer menstrual cycle after having an IUD inserted, but they don’t know the reason for this situation. So, what happens if you wear a ring for a few days longer than your period?

First, what should I do if my period lasts for several days while I am wearing the IUD? The principle of the IUD is to change the environment around the uterine cavity and endometrium, making it unsuitable for the implantation of the fertilized egg. The side effects of IUD insertion include increased menstruation, prolonged menstruation, lower back pain, abdominal pain, blood in leucorrhea, and even non-menstrual bleeding.

The reason is: the IUD is a foreign body, it will stimulate the local endometrium. If the hormone level is high, the endometrium is rich in blood vessels, the blood supply is sufficient, and the blood vessels are permeable, the bleeding tendency will be obvious. The IUD can reduce or dissolve the fibrinogen in the blood circulation around the uterus and endometrium (fibrinogen has coagulation and hemostasis effects), so the menstrual volume will increase and the menstrual period will be prolonged; there may also be a small amount of blood in the leucorrhea.

Second, for people who have had an IUD, the above mentioned symptoms will occur to varying degrees. Some people are in better health and the condition is not so serious. Some people have weak bodies and their blood coagulation function is not strong enough, so their menstruation increases significantly. Generally, a large number of women experience prolonged menstrual cycles and abnormal leucorrhea after having an IUD inserted. This depends on individual differences. Some women are fine, while some women have irregular menstruation after having the IUD inserted. In your case, it is considered to be a side effect of the IUD. You can consider conditioning it first. If it really doesn't work, you can only choose other methods of contraception.

What should I do if my period lasts for several days longer than usual while wearing an IUD? Currently, the side effects of IUD insertion mainly include increased menstruation, prolonged menstruation, lower back pain, abdominal pain, blood in leucorrhea, and even non-menstrual bleeding.

The reasons are: 1. The IUD is a foreign body, which will stimulate the local endometrium. If the hormone level is high, the endometrium is rich in blood vessels, the blood supply is sufficient, and the vascular permeability is high, the bleeding tendency will be obvious. 2.

The IUD can reduce or dissolve the fibrinogen in the blood circulation around the uterus and endometrium (fibrinogen has coagulation and hemostasis effects), so the menstrual volume will increase and the menstrual period will be prolonged; there may also be a small amount of blood in the leucorrhea. Generally, people who have had an IUD will experience the above symptoms to varying degrees. Some people are in better health and the condition is not so serious. Some people have weak bodies and their blood coagulation function is not strong enough, so their menstruation increases significantly.