Is it painful to remove the ring?

In life, many women choose to use an IUD as a contraceptive measure after giving birth to their first child. Wait until you want a second child or when it is time to remove the IUD. Removing the IUD will stimulate the endometrium and cause bleeding, and you will also experience physical discomfort for a period of time after removing the IUD. Most women are afraid of pain, so when they have to remove the IUD, they worry about whether it will hurt. Is it easy to remove the IUD? The following is a detailed introduction on whether it is painful and easy to remove the IUD.

Many women are afraid that the IUD removal surgery will cause discomfort. So, does it hurt? Generally speaking, the pain caused by IUD removal is within the acceptable range for women. However, for the sake of their own health, it is recommended that you choose painless IUD removal. There will be no pain during the operation, but you may experience slight lower abdominal discomfort, back pain or a small amount of vaginal bleeding on the day of IUD removal. This is normal and will disappear after a period of adjustment. If the surgery can be performed at the optimal time, the body can recover as quickly as possible after the surgery. Currently, there is a procedure called painless IUD removal that can reduce the pain caused by IUD removal surgery for women.

The best time to remove the IUD is during the menstrual period. Because with the arrival of menopause, the estrogen secretion of the ovaries decreases rapidly, and the uterus gradually shrinks. After menopause, the uterine cavity becomes smaller and smaller, and the uterine muscles become thinner and thinner. Over time, the ring will be partially or completely embedded in the superficial muscle layer of the uterus, making it difficult to remove the ring.