The dangers of removing the ring

Installing an IUD is a contraceptive measure for women, because it can effectively prevent conception. However, be careful not to wear the IUD or have sexual intercourse frequently, as this may cause infection in the IUD and uterine rupture, so it is best for women not to have an IUD. When removing the IUD, you should pay attention to vaginal hygiene and choose a regular hospital to remove the IUD to avoid menstrual cycle disorders.

The harm of removing the ring is related to improper surgery

Menstrual irregularity is a phenomenon that many people experience after having their IUD removed. In fact, strictly speaking, the process of removing the IUD does not affect the menstrual cycle, but after the removal of the IUD, the intrauterine environment of the recipient will be affected to a certain extent and undergo a certain degree of change. This is why some people experience unstable menstrual cycles after having their IUD removed. This is normal within a month, but if problems still exist later and are accompanied by bleeding and abdominal pain, then you must go to the hospital as soon as possible.

Vaginal bleeding in different situations after the removal of the IUD is also one of the hazards of IUD removal. However, this situation itself has nothing to do with the menstrual cycle, but is related to many aspects, such as the mental state and emotions of the patient, and medications and psychological factors can also cause irregular bleeding. If it is within a week, it is normal, otherwise it needs to be taken seriously.

Knowing the precautions after removing the IUD can effectively avoid the harm of removing the IUD

Although the IUD removal surgery is relatively simple, it can also cause harm to women's health. Therefore, you must pay attention to rest after the operation. Rest in bed within one day, do not do physical labor within a week, and refrain from sexual intercourse within two weeks. In addition, you also need to refrain from sitting baths to avoid infection. After the operation, you also need to keep the vagina clean, wash it with warm water every day, and eat more protein-rich and blood-enriching foods.

As long as the operation is professional and the postoperative care is proper, there is no need to worry about the harm of removing the IUD. However, the patient should also be aware that they should not get pregnant immediately after the IUD is removed. It usually takes three months to conceive again. This will give the uterus enough time to recover. After all, the contraceptive ring will have a certain impact on the endometrial tissue, so the possible harm must be minimized.