Symptoms of first menstruation after IUD removal

There is a certain connection between menstruation and IUD removal. After the IUD is removed, it will directly lead to some abnormal menstruation. There are many kinds of these conditions, including menstrual disorders and some other symptoms. The first menstrual symptoms after the IUD is very important, but many people don’t know. So what are the first menstrual symptoms after the IUD is removed?

1. After removing the IUD, if you have any abnormal symptoms such as fever, abdominal pain, bleeding more than the menstrual volume, etc., go to the hospital for treatment in time.

2. Rest for one day after the IUD removal. No sexual intercourse or bathing is allowed after two weeks.

4. After the IUD is removed, take medication regularly as prescribed by the doctor.

5. There will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal discomfort after the IUD removal, which usually disappears naturally within a week and does not require any treatment. If there is heavy bleeding, abdominal pain, and fever, you should seek medical attention promptly. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva. Wash the vulva with clean water every night. Do not use your hands to clean the vagina. Avoid sexual intercourse, bathing in a tub, swimming, and taking a sauna within 2 weeks.

6. After removing the IUD, you should also pay attention to eating less spicy, sour, raw, cold, and other irritating foods to ensure the nutrition your body needs every day. Pay attention to balanced nutrition. Heavy supplements are not good for everyone. So, just ensure a light diet.

The IUD is a safe, simple and effective contraceptive device. It does not affect the body's functions or sexual life. There are several types of IUDs, such as the O-ring, T-ring, copper-containing uterine ring, and maternal IUD. The contraceptive principle of the IUD is to interfere with the living and development conditions of the fertilized egg, affect the implantation of the fertilized egg in the endometrium, and hinder the fertilized egg from developing into an embryo, thereby achieving the purpose of birth control. Healthy women who are not pregnant can have an IUD inserted outside of their menstrual period, but they should pay attention to the following matters:

2. An IUD can be inserted at the same time as an artificial abortion. At this time, the cervix is ​​looser, which is conducive to IUD insertion, thus avoiding two operations.

3. An IUD can only be inserted after a menstrual period of spontaneous abortion, three months after a full-term birth, or more than six months after a caesarean section.

4. When the intrauterine contraceptive ring expires and there are no symptoms, it can be removed and replaced with a new one.

It should be noted that some people are not suitable for contraceptive rings: people with inflammation of some reproductive organs, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, severe cervical erosion, and vaginitis; frequent menstruation with heavy flow, or irregular vaginal bleeding; genital tumors, such as ovarian cancer, uterine fibroids, etc.; very serious systemic diseases, such as severe anemia, heart failure, etc.; people with loose cervical opening, severe tearing, or severe uterine prolapse, which can easily fall off even after the ring is placed.