How long does it take to exercise after wearing the Manyuele Ring?

You need to rest for about half a month after having the Mirena IUD inserted before you can do any exercise. Mainly, you should avoid strenuous exercise and not have sexual intercourse within one month. After the menstruation is over in the first month after the IUD is inserted, you should check the IUD site for infection and then have regular check-ups. Inserting the Mirena IUD is a contraceptive measure. Women should understand the precautions after insertion to avoid intrauterine infection.

After having the Mirena IUD inserted, it is best to wait half a month before exercising. Because the Mirena IUD needs an adaptation process to the uterine cavity, it is recommended not to do strenuous exercise or have sexual intercourse within half a month. One month after the Mirena IUD is inserted and the menstruation comes, an ultrasound examination must be done after the menstruation is over. The main purpose is to understand whether the position of the Mirena IUD is normal. The Mirena IUD is a highly effective progestin, so after it is inserted into the uterus it often causes a significant decrease in menstrual volume or even amenorrhea. It is recommended to check the IUD regularly to understand the location of the IUD. After amenorrhea occurs, it is also recommended to use early pregnancy tests to rule out the possibility of pregnancy. In addition, the Mirena IUD will expire after five years. If you want to continue contraception, you can replace it with a new one.

Does the Mirena IUD require general anesthesia? What are the precautions after the Mirena IUD is placed?

From a clinical perspective, after the placement of the Mirena IUD, the uterus can temporarily shrink and effectively control the amount of menstruation. It can have a good effect on women with irregular menstruation or excessive menstrual flow. At the same time, women with dysmenorrhea can see some improvement in their dysmenorrhea after using the Mirena IUD, but it is not absolute. Some women with adenomyosis still have a lot of menstrual flow after using the Mirena IUD, and their dysmenorrhea does not improve.

No anesthetic is required when inserting the Mirena IUD, so it does not involve full insertion. Under the operation of a professional gynecologist, the IUD insertion only takes a few minutes and will not cause too much pain to the body. However, there are some precautions that should be taken before and after the IUD insertion.

In terms of the timing of inserting the IUD, it is generally better to do it within 3 to 5 days after the menstruation is over. Be careful not to insert the IUD during menstruation or ovulation, as this will affect the effect of the IUD and may also cause secondary infection, easily leading to gynecological diseases.

Now that you have had the Mirena IUD inserted, you should pay close attention to your physical condition and go to the hospital for regular check-ups to see if the ring is in the right position or has fallen off. If you experience sudden abdominal pain or irregular uterine bleeding, you should pay enough attention and go to the hospital as soon as possible.

From the above introduction, we can find that Mirena IUD insertion does not require general anesthesia, and the insertion process is relatively simple, and does not cause much pain to the patient. However, before visiting China and after the IUD insertion, you should not ignore these precautions, especially when some more serious conditions occur, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible.