When is the best time to remove the IUD after menopause?

When is the best time for women to remove their IUD after menopause? The best time to remove the IUD after menopause is 6 to 1 year after menopause. Now is the best time to remove the IUD. If you remove the IUD too early, your endocrine state will become unstable and you may get pregnant again. At the same time, you should not remove the IUD too late. This is to prevent women from menopausal for too long, which will cause a decrease in the body's estrogen level. When the uterus shrinks significantly, it will increase the difficulty of removing the IUD, and the process of removing the IUD will be more difficult, which will also affect the recovery of the female body.

Do menopausal women have to remove the IUD? Generally speaking, if a woman does not remove the IUD within two years after menopause, it will not have much impact on her reproductive health. However, if the IUD is not removed from the body for a long time, it will affect the female reproductive health, especially when the female is after menopause, the ovaries will also gradually decline, and the estrogen in the body will also decrease, causing the reproductive organs to shrink, thereby shrinking the uterus, and the uterine muscles will become soft and brittle. With the extension of menopause, these changes will become more and more obvious. Because the size of the contraceptive ring is fixed and will not change, when the woman's uterus becomes smaller after menopause, the contraceptive ring will slowly be inserted into the endometrium. If there are blood vessels at the insertion site of the contraceptive ring, bleeding may occur. If the contraceptive ring is squeezed into the pelvis or abdomen, infection and abdominal pain may occur, which will affect the reproductive health of women.

Therefore, when a woman reaches menopause, she should go to a reliable hospital to remove the IUD within the required time. This can not only avoid the IUD from getting stuck and making it difficult to remove the IUD, but also take into account her own health. Therefore, it is very necessary for women to remove the IUD at the best time after menopause. It is not good to remove the IUD too early or too late. Generally, experts believe that it is best to remove the IUD after a woman has been in menopause for about a year.

Women should also pay attention to physical examinations when removing the IUD after menopause. Generally, an X-ray or B-ultrasound examination is performed before removing the IUD. For the ring with tail threads, you need to ask the doctor to dilate the vulva to see if there is any nylon thread outside the cervical opening to confirm that the ring is in the uterine body before removing the IUD. This is often done to make the IUD removal surgery more complete, and also to ensure that women have no postoperative harm. In addition, it should be noted that 3-5 days before the IUD removal operation, sexual intercourse and sitz baths are strictly prohibited to prevent infection.