Why is there blood in the vaginal discharge after getting the ring?

Some women will wear an IUD after giving birth, but some women report that their menstruation becomes irregular after wearing the IUD, and that they have bloody vaginal discharge from time to time. What is going on? Is this normal? Is there any good way to relieve it? Many women are not used to wearing such an IUD at the beginning and need an adaptation period.

In the case of leucorrhea bleeding after wearing an IUD, it may also be that the IUD has been in use for a long time, leading to changes in menstruation. Some people even have a small amount of bleeding during non-menstrual time, which manifests as bloody leucorrhea or blood in the leucorrhea. When the bleeding is very small, the leucorrhea appears as light brown or dark brown.

While the IUD plays a contraceptive role, it also causes injury to the endometrium and vascular endothelium due to mechanical pressure, releasing a large amount of anticoagulants, making the endometrium prone to bleeding, especially before and after menstruation.

Therefore, some people's menstrual period becomes longer after the IUD is inserted, and some people even have a small amount of bleeding during the non-menstrual period, which manifests as bloody leucorrhea or blood in the leucorrhea. When the bleeding is very little, it appears as light brown or dark brown leucorrhea.

If the above situation occurs, please go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination in time. Your personal condition should be determined based on the actual situation. Early prevention, early detection and early treatment of any disease are the basis for maintaining health.

The above introduction briefly introduces the situation of bloody leucorrhea after replacement. In fact, there are still many reasons, especially after wearing an IUD, it will cause many problems in the body. At the same time, wearing an IUD will also cause bloody leucorrhea. If the symptoms are mild, they can still heal themselves. If they are particularly serious, if there is continuous bleeding or even back pain, you need to see a doctor.