What are the disadvantages of going up the ring?

There are many methods of birth control, but the one with the least risk is the IUD. In China, as the pressure of raising children gradually increases, many families do not have any plans to have a second child after having a baby. At this time, contraceptive pills are obviously more harmful to women, so they will choose contraceptive rings. But the ring is not foolproof. So, what are the disadvantages of Sheung Wan? These are what you need to know:

The insertion of an intrauterine device (IUD) is a safe, effective, economical, long-acting and reversible contraceptive method, and is the main contraceptive measure for women of childbearing age in my country. The IUD primarily blocks the meeting of sperm and egg.

An IUD may make it more difficult for sperm to pass through the female reproductive tract, reducing the likelihood that sperm will fertilize an egg, and may also prevent a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterine wall. There are two generations of intrauterine contraceptive devices: the first generation intrauterine contraceptive device, also known as the inert intrauterine contraceptive device, has a metal stainless steel spring or a single ring, double ring or twist shape, and also has plastic or plastic-metal mixed products; the second generation intrauterine contraceptive device, also known as the active intrauterine contraceptive device, slowly releases copper, anti-inflammatory hemostatic drugs or progesterone, has the activity that the first generation lacks, and further improves the contraceptive effect. At present, the second-generation intrauterine device is widely used at home and abroad.

complication

After the IUD is inserted, there will be irregular vaginal bleeding, back pain, abdominal distension, etc. It may be complicated by infection, IUD incarceration, dislocation, dislocation, and pregnancy with the IUD.

Precautions

1. During the IUD placement process, avoid contact between the instruments and IUD entering the uterine cavity and the vaginal wall.

2. If you feel that the IUD is not placed at the fundus of the uterus during insertion, you should remove it and reinsert it.

3. During the IUD placement process, if there is excessive bleeding, a feeling of emptiness in the instrument, abnormal depth of the uterine cavity, or sudden lower abdominal pain in the patient, the operation should be stopped immediately, the cause should be further checked, and appropriate measures should be taken.

4. The IUD should be removed within one year of menopause.