I still have abdominal pain the next day after I removed the IUD. Why?

Now our country has opened up to second births, so everyone can prepare for the second child with confidence. In the past, women would automatically go to the hospital to receive an IUD in response to the country's family planning. Now the problem these women face is to remove the IUD. Removing the IUD is also a small operation, and there are many things that need to be paid attention to, otherwise it will cause physical discomfort. So why do I still have abdominal pain the next day after the IUD is removed?

First, why do I still have abdominal pain the next day after the IUD was removed? It is normal for patients to have abdominal pain after the IUD is removed. This is because the IUD has been used in the body for a long time and has a certain lifespan limit. Generally, once the period is reached, it should be replaced or removed in time, so as not to affect the normal health of women. However, there are the following solutions: Wearing and removing the IUD will of course have a relatively small impact on the body, but most women still experience abdominal pain and bleeding.

Second, if the abdominal pain is severe or lasts for a long time after the IUD is removed, we can think of it as pathological abdominal pain, which is most likely caused by inflammation in the patient's body. Married women are more susceptible to female inflammation, and abdominal pain due to inflammation is very common. Common female inflammations include cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine inflammation, etc. If this happens, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. Don't bear the pain so as not to delay the disease. Once the cause of the disease is identified, appropriate treatment should be started in a timely manner.

Third, many people do not know how long they can have sex after the IUD is removed. Women must rest for a while before having sex after the IUD is removed. It should take about 2-3 normal menstrual periods and then go to the hospital for a check-up. They can have sex only after the endometrium has fully recovered. This depends on the individual's physical fitness. In order to protect women's health and ensure the birth of a healthy baby, do not have sex immediately after removing the IUD. You must wait until the endometrium recovers before having sex or getting pregnant. It is best for women not to have sex within two weeks after removing the IUD to avoid inflammation of the wound, which may cause certain harm to their health. It is best to consider conception three months after removing the IUD to give the endometrium time to recover, which is beneficial for eugenics.

Why do I still have abdominal cramps the day after the IUD was removed? I have lower abdominal pain after the IUD was removed. The patient's abdominal pain symptoms are mild and will be relieved after one or two days. This is a normal situation after the operation. For this type of mild abdominal pain that will improve, you should pay attention to rest and avoid sexual intercourse and bathing during this period. The condition will improve quickly.