What kind of inspection should be done for normal ring

Today's contraceptive technology is constantly improving, and there are many good contraceptive methods. For example, there is Sheung Wan. These methods can prevent pregnancy without causing any adverse effects on the body. So many people are willing to use this method for contraception. Having an IUD inserted is more convenient and safer for both men and women. So what kind of examinations should be done when having an IUD inserted? Let us introduce it to you in detail below.

The examination items include gynecological examination and routine blood test. The person who has the ring removed needs to undergo peritoneal dialysis to check the position of the ring. This is because inserting an IUD when there is inflammation will aggravate the pelvic inflammation, causing the original inflammation to worsen, resulting in abdominal pain, fever, and increased white blood cell count.

The IUD is an exogenous substance, and the body will have a certain degree of rejection. If the IUD is inserted without curing the disease, it is easy to cause infection. Therefore, a pelvic examination should be performed before the insertion of an IUD to rule out reproductive tract infection. The contraceptive principle of the IUD is to change the environment for the implantation and development of the fertilized egg, affecting the implantation of the fertilized egg in the uterus, thereby achieving the purpose of birth control.

It is generally aimed at women after giving birth. In the past, IUD insertion was a policy requirement, but now some women will choose to have an IUD inserted to achieve contraceptive effects in case of unexpected pregnancy. Some people think that having an IUD inserted is as simple as inserting the contraceptive ring into the uterus and that will be all that matters. In fact, it is necessary to undergo a female health check before having an IUD inserted.

1. Note before inserting the IUD: Inserting the IUD at the same time as artificial abortion. At this time, the cervix is ​​loose and it is easy to insert the IUD, and two operations can be avoided. This is also what you need to know before inserting the IUD.

2. Before having an IUD inserted: You can have an IUD inserted after a miscarriage, after having your period, three months after a full-term birth, or more than six months after a cesarean section. It is very helpful to know this before having an IUD inserted.

3. Please note before inserting the IUD: 3 to 7 days after the menstruation ends. Because this period is a safe period, the endometrium has just begun to form and the possibility of pregnancy is small; therefore, you can avoid having an IUD inserted while pregnant, which may cause uterine bleeding or miscarriage. This is something you should pay attention to before having an IUD inserted.

The above introduction has already given a good answer to the question of what examinations are needed for an IUD insertion. In the early stage after the IUD is inserted, you should pay attention to observe whether there is any discomfort or symptoms. If so, stop wearing the IUD in time, otherwise it will have a bad effect on your body. In addition, we should develop good living habits and hygiene habits in daily life.