Can I remove the ring if I have a lumbar disc herniation?

If a normal couple does not want children, wearing a condom during sexual intercourse is a rather troublesome thing, and taking birth control pills is very harmful to the female body, so some women will choose to go to the hospital to get an IUD fitted. But after having the ring, I want to have a child again. So, for people who suffer from lumbar disc herniation, can the ring be removed?

Most of the time, lumbar disc herniation is caused by trauma and chronic strain. Generally, patients with lumbar disc herniation can give birth normally. Yes, you can have an IUD removed while having a baby. You should avoid strenuous exercise, try not to bend over to carry any weight, do more stretching exercises for your waist and back, eat a light diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, and eat more foods rich in calcium.

Things to note after women have their IUD removed

As soon as the "universal two-child" policy was announced, many families began to actively plan for pregnancy. After the policy was implemented on New Year's Day 2016, the number of people seeking IUD removal in preparation for pregnancy continued to increase. Regardless of how long the IUD has been in place, the endometrium needs a certain amount of time to repair, which is conducive to embryo implantation and development. There are many things to note after removing the IUD. Women should pay attention to the following points after removing the IUD:

1. Observe your physical condition. Carefully observe your physical condition after the IUD is removed. If you experience abnormal conditions such as fever, abdominal pain, or heavy bleeding, seek medical attention immediately.

2. Make sure to get more rest. After having the IUD removed, women should rest for a day before getting out of bed and moving around, and avoid strenuous activities such as doing heavy work.

3. Avoid sexual intercourse. You can have sexual intercourse at least 2 weeks after the IUD is removed.

4. Bathing in a tub is prohibited. Women should not take a bath in the tub for 2 weeks after the IUD is removed.

5. Take effective contraceptive measures. If you remove the IUD before menopause and do not want to get pregnant, you should take other contraceptive measures.

6. Keep the vulva clean. Wash the vulva with clean water every night, and avoid washing the vagina with your hands.

7. Pay attention to nutrition. To avoid excessive bleeding after removing the IUD, you can eat some blood-enriching foods, such as donkey-hide gelatin, red dates, angelica, etc.

How long after the IUD is removed can I have sex?

How long does it take for a woman to have sex after having her IUD removed? In order to have a good sex life and to achieve effective contraception, many men and women often get an IUD inserted. If you really want to get pregnant, you will have to undergo IUD removal surgery. So how long after the IUD is removed can you have sex? It is generally recommended to have sex two weeks after the IUD is removed. This can ensure the recovery of the endometrium and will not affect the health of women.