Is it better for women to have an IUD or not?

In order to achieve good contraception, many women want to choose to have an IUD inserted, which is a good contraceptive measure. Therefore, for many women who don’t know enough about IUD insertion, I have made a detailed introduction for them so that you can fully understand this aspect. The following content provides a comprehensive understanding of this aspect for many women who are skeptical. You can have a comprehensive understanding of it.

The family planning ring is a long-term and effective contraceptive method, and the method of preventing the contraceptive ring is also very simple, and women can also reduce a lot of pain. Many married women choose this method of contraception, but the family planning ring also has some disadvantages. Some minor side effects may occur after the ring is inserted. If the reaction is particularly severe, it needs to be treated.

Three side effects

1. Bleeding

After the family planning ring is inserted, there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding in the short term. This is because the placement of the contraceptive ring has scratched the endometrium. This situation will slowly recover. It lasts for a very short time and the amount of blood will not exceed menstrual blood, so no treatment is required. However, serious cases are a different matter and require treatment in the hospital.

After the placement of an IUD, some women experience changes in the endometrium and develop local coagulation disorders, which manifest as vaginal bleeding, increased menstrual blood flow, and in some cases, blood in their leucorrhea. These are all caused by iron deficiency in the body. If this continues for a long time, it will also lead to anemia, which will affect myoglobin, cytochrome, etc., which can make the patient feel tired and feel listless for a long time.

2. Abnormal pregnancy

The situation of some women is even more ridiculous. After having used an IUD, they find themselves pregnant. This is generally an ectopic pregnancy. There are still many women who experience ectopic pregnancies.

3. Soreness

Some women will experience lower back pain and lower abdominal pain after using the IUD. This is because the IUD is placed in the uterus, especially when it is too large or too low, which can make the uterus feel contracted and cause uterine contractions.

The side effects of IUDs usually occur within half a year, and the situation will gradually improve over time. General symptoms do not require medical treatment. If the menstrual flow is much larger than normal, you should go to the hospital for treatment. If the situation does not improve after half a year, you should consider removing the IUD.

After understanding the above introduction, many women who were skeptical will now fully understand whether it is better for women to have an IUD or not. After fully understanding, every woman should also consider her own physical condition. If she is suitable for sterilization surgery through an IUD, she can choose to have an IUD. If not, she can give up this method and choose other methods.