Time requirements for the ring

Regardless of the family planning policy or their own economic development capabilities, most modern women choose some contraceptive methods to prevent themselves from getting pregnant. For mothers who have given birth, the IUD is undoubtedly one of the most effective and convenient methods. How much do you know about the time requirement for inserting an IUD?

The best time to insert the IUD:

1. Women with acute or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, vaginitis, and patients with reproductive tract infection are not suitable for placement. They need to wait until they recover and choose an opportunity to place the contraceptive ring according to the doctor's advice.

2. The time to insert the contraceptive ring is generally 3-7 days after the menstrual period is over, because the uterine wall is relatively thin at this time and it is not easy to cause bleeding. After the menstrual period is over, you should pay attention to maintaining daily cleanliness of the vulva and strictly prohibit sexual intercourse. In addition, go to the hospital outpatient clinic for relevant examinations, such as: gynecological examination, routine blood test. Those who want to remove the IUD need to undergo peritoneal dialysis to check the location of the ring.

3. For women who are pregnant at full term and have just given birth, it is best to have it placed three months after giving birth. During breastfeeding, it is best to insert it after weaning, because after weaning, the uterus can return to its normal size, but a copper plastic contraceptive ring, such as "Yun Ma Le", can also be placed during breastfeeding. It can be inserted half a year after cesarean section, and it is best to insert it after menstruation after abortion.

Common questions before inserting the IUD:

1. Perform a comprehensive physical examination, gynecological examination, blood test and female secretion examination. In particular, it is necessary to understand whether there are any taboo trends, such as breast-feeding, multiple or recent abortions and cesarean section history, long-term use of emergency contraceptive history, etc.

2. Avoid sexual intercourse and sitz baths 3 days before inserting the IUD to prevent infection.

3. Take a bath (shower) one day before the IUD is inserted, clean the vulva on the day of surgery, and bring necessary items such as sanitary napkins and sanitary napkins.

4. Accurately measure blood pressure, pulse rate, body temperature and other ECG monitoring. Do not place it if there is any abnormality. The human body temperature should not exceed 37.5℃.

5. Urinate on your own before inserting the IUD.

6. If you have any special circumstances, please consult your doctor.

Mothers who wish to have an IUD inserted must follow the time requirements for insertion to ensure they are responsible for their own bodies.