Never take a ring for the rest of your life?

In the past, it was a policy requirement that women wear an IUD after giving birth. In fact, having an IUD does have its benefits. If you get pregnant before marriage, you have to bear the risk of miscarriage, and you will feel very uncomfortable inside. Do some people want to not have an IUD for the rest of their lives? Let's learn about the relevant knowledge about the belt ring.

Never take a ring for the rest of your life?

It is not good if the contraceptive ring is not removed from the body all the time. After menopause, the ovaries will gradually decline, and the estrogen in the body will also decrease, causing the reproductive organs to shrink, and then the uterus to shrink. As the menopause time is prolonged, because the size of the contraceptive ring is fixed and will not change, when the uterus shrinks after menopause, the contraceptive ring will slowly be inserted into the endometrium. If there are blood vessels at the insertion site of the contraceptive ring, bleeding will occur. If the contraceptive ring is squeezed into the pelvis or abdomen, infection and abdominal pain will occur. Therefore, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital to remove the contraceptive ring in time. The ring has been there for so long, and there will be some slight pain, but it will be over in a moment.

What preparations should be made before removing the IUD?

1. Generally, women need to undergo an X-ray or B-ultrasound examination before removing the IUD. Only through the examination can the exact location of the ring be determined, which is also beneficial to women's health. For rings with tail threads, the doctor needs to dilate the vulva to see if there is any nylon thread outside the cervical opening, and then perform the IUD removal surgery.

2. Before removing the IUD, women should also undergo pre-operative routine blood tests, routine leucorrhea tests, etc. Only in this way can we understand the health status of women. If there is an inflammatory infection, it must be treated first before removing the IUD. The current stage is to avoid inflammatory infection and excessive bleeding.

3. Women should also avoid eating for 4 hours before removing the IUD to avoid affecting the actual effect of the removal operation.

The above is the answer to the question "Is it okay not to remove the IUD for life?" For women who have not reached menopause, there is no problem not removing the IUD. However, for women who have reached menopause, if the IUD is kept in the body for a long time, it may cause uterine inflammation or even pelvic bleeding. Therefore, the IUD should be removed in time after menopause.