Does it hurt to have a female IUD inserted?

With the development of society, contraception has been paid more and more attention by people. Many people want safe contraception. IUD insertion is one option for women. Some people are concerned about whether it hurts. In fact, whether it hurts or not varies from person to person. Some people think it hurts while others think it doesn't. Regarding the question of whether it hurts for women to have an IUD inserted, the following is an introduction

It is not very painful to have an IUD inserted. IUD insertion is recommended. The best time to have an IUD inserted is within 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends, and you cannot have sex. 1. You need to rest for 3 days after the operation, avoid heavy physical labor within one week, and avoid sexual intercourse and bathing within two weeks. 2. It is normal to have a small amount of vaginal bleeding, back pain, and lower abdominal distension after the IUD is inserted. 3. Regular follow-up within one year after IUD insertion.

As long as you relax, you will not feel any pain when the IUD is inserted. Generally, there are no complications after the IUD is inserted. A very small number of women may experience increased menstruation. If this happens, do not rush to remove the IUD. Sometimes the condition will improve after two or three months. If it really does not improve, it is not too late to remove it then.

At present, all major hospitals basically use painless IUD insertion, and there is no pain during the insertion process. If there are no accidents, the entire IUD insertion process can be completed within a few minutes. However, the experience of having an IUD inserted varies from person to person. Some people will feel very uncomfortable after having the IUD inserted, and will also have various feelings of discomfort. Clinically, most people are fine after having the IUD inserted. Most hospitals now choose painless IUD insertion, so you won’t feel any pain during the operation. However, the uterus' response to a foreign object is to attempt to expel it by increasing its contractions. Most people cannot feel uterine contractions and can adapt to them, but some women may experience back pain and soreness.

Caring for women is a responsibility to society and a contribution to the family. Women's good health can bring many benefits to the family. Whether it hurts to have an IUD inserted depends mainly on one's physical condition. People with good physical conditions may not feel much pain, while people with poor physical conditions may not feel any pain. Women should take care of themselves and put themselves in a comfortable state, and not misjudge their decisions based on whether it hurts or not.