There are several reasons why the IUD may be displaced

The IUD is a common contraceptive method in many families today. This method has a relatively high contraceptive effectiveness rate and can always be maintained effectively. Removing the IUD has no effect on subsequent pregnancy and has few side effects. It is a highly recommended contraceptive method. Although the contraceptive method of using an IUD is better, it may also cause the contraceptive device to move. So what are the reasons for the movement of the IUD?

What are the reasons for the contraceptive ring to move?

1. When the ring is inserted for the first time, the uterus is more sensitive to the contraceptive ring and contracts abnormally, which will expel the ring.

2. The operator’s technical skills are not proficient and the ring is not placed into the fundus of the uterus.

3. The patient's own standards are not suitable for IUD placement, such as a too loose cervix, moderate to severe cervical erosion, uterine malformation, etc., which can easily cause the IUD to fall off and lead to pregnancy with the IUD.

4. It is related to the raw materials, weight, shape, size, color and other factors of the contraceptive ring.

5. Those who have an IUD inserted during breastfeeding. After weaning is completed, the uterus returns to its original size. At this time, the contraceptive ring is relatively small, which can easily cause it to fall off or cause pregnancy with the ring.

6. Poor selection of ring number. If the ring size is too small, it will be too large in the uterine cavity and will cause the contraceptive ring to sink; if the ring size is too large, it may damage the uterine wall and myometrium, and may cause rupture in the long run.

Situations where IUD cannot be used

1. Serious systemic diseases, such as heart failure, severe anemia, exudative diseases and subacute stages of various diseases.

2. Inflammation of male reproductive organs and environmental pollution diseases, such as vaginitis, moderate to severe cervical erosion, and acute and chronic pelvic inflammatory disease.

3. Frequent or excessive menstruation and non-menstrual bleeding, etc.

4. The cervix is ​​too loose, with moderate to severe old cervical lacerations and moderate to severe uterine prolapse.

Although the IUD is a very good contraceptive method, it is not suitable for people with physical abnormalities. Therefore, couples who choose the IUD for contraception must do a physical examination and follow the doctor's advice before inserting the IUD. Of course, there are many reasons that lead to the failure of contraception, so you should pay attention and seek medical help according to the situation.