Why does my lower back hurt after IUD removal?

Wearing an intrauterine contraceptive ring is a commonly used contraceptive method for women. This method has good contraceptive effect and is very safe. However, some women may have certain adverse reactions to the contraceptive ring, so they have to give up this contraceptive method. Some women experience lower back pain after undergoing IUD removal surgery. What is the cause of lower back pain after IUD removal? Let me introduce this information to you below.

First of all, vaginal bleeding will usually stop one week after IUD removal. There will be some lower back pain at first, but it will usually disappear within a week. So if you still have lower back pain after a week, it may not be caused by the removal of the ring, and you need to do other examinations.

Secondly, if this situation occurs after the IUD is removed, it may be because you have sexual intercourse too early after the IUD is removed, or because the anti-inflammatory treatment is not done well. Therefore, generally speaking, you cannot have sex within half a month after the IUD removal surgery. You must pay attention to this.

Third, if the above reasons are ruled out, then the low back pain is caused by other diseases. Gynecologically, it is considered to be caused by inflammation such as adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, etc. Gynecological inflammation can be improved by taking Gynecological Qianjin Tablets, Jinji Capsules, etc.

Fourth, low back pain may also be caused by lumbar spondylosis, lumbar muscle strain, etc. In addition, acute and chronic lumbar sacral joint disease, nervous system diseases, lumbar muscle sprain, intervertebral disc herniation, bone hyperplasia, osteoporosis, sciatica, cervical spondylosis, cold and so on may also cause low back pain. These conditions can be improved through physical therapy, massage, hot compress, etc. Pay attention to keeping your waist warm. If you catch a cold, the pain will be aggravated.

These are the reasons for the symptoms of lower back pain after removing the IUD. If this happens, you can observe for a week. If the symptoms disappear after a week, then it is normal caused by removing the IUD. However, if the symptoms do not disappear, you should go to the hospital to check what caused it and then treat it symptomatically.