Will it be painful to remove the IUD after menopause?

In order to achieve the purpose of effective contraception, women of childbearing age will adopt various contraceptive methods, and intrauterine contraceptive ring placement is a very common contraceptive method. The purpose of placing an IUD is to provide effective contraception. However, when you have passed the childbearing age and entered menopause, you should remove the IUD. However, many people worry that the process of removing the IUD will be very painful. Will it be very painful to remove the IUD 8 years after menopause? Removing the IUD after menopause can reduce the pain through effective methods.

After entering menopause, women's reproductive organs will shrink significantly, the uterus becomes smaller, the cervix becomes tighter, and the endometrium becomes softer and more fragile. The size of the contraceptive ring that needs to be placed when young will not change. At this time, the uterus is smaller, and the contraceptive ring is easy to be inserted into the endometrium, causing bleeding, infection and pain. Therefore, it is very necessary to remove the contraceptive ring immediately after menopause.

If the IUD is not removed promptly and effectively after menopause, will it be painful to remove it 8 years after menopause? It is generally difficult to remove the IUD 8 years after menopause, but it is not certain. It depends on the location of the IUD and the degree of uterine atrophy. If you are really afraid of pain, you can choose painless removal. Nowadays, medical technology is developing rapidly, and painless removal can effectively reduce the pain caused by forced removal of the IUD.

When you are 8 years after menopause, you must not remove the IUD blindly. Instead, you should use X-ray or B-ultrasound to check the location of the ring. If you are wearing an IUD with a tail thread, it will be relatively easy to remove. If there is no tail thread and the position of the IUD is normal, the pain of removing the IUD is the same as the pain of placing it, which is within the tolerable range for most women.

In fact, many people feel that their bodies have become accustomed to having the IUD, and they don't feel any discomfort in their bodies. The symptom is that they don't even think of removing the IUD after menopause. Some people worry that the process of the IUD will be painful, so they don't remove the IUD immediately after menopause. In fact, no matter whether you feel any discomfort in your body, the IUD must be removed after menopause. Will it be painful to remove the IUD 8 years after menopause? If you are worried about pain, you can choose painless removal.