What is the principle of the upper ring

The IUD is actually a contraceptive device placed in the vagina of female friends, which can prevent accidental pregnancy during sexual intercourse and achieve the effect of contraception. However, female friends will experience some adverse reactions after the IUD is first inserted, such as slight back pain and soreness in their bodies. This is a very common reaction and will get better after a while.

After the IUD is placed, women may experience mild back pain and soreness. This is because the IUD is not adapted to the new environment and the uterus contracts. It will disappear naturally after a period of time. During this period, be careful not to do heavy work.

After the IUD is inserted, women may experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding, or a shortened menstrual cycle, heavier menstrual flow, or longer menstrual period. This is because the endometrium is compressed by the IUD and the cells undergo inflammatory infiltration. Over time, the symptoms will disappear as the uterus adapts.

After the IUD is placed, women will experience increased vaginal discharge. This is because the uterus is stimulated and cervical secretions increase. Generally, this symptom will gradually decrease after 3 months of IUD placement.

After having an IUD installed, women may experience long-term excessive menstruation. This is because the size of the IUD and the shape of the uterus are not compatible, causing the IUD to compress the endometrium for a long time and lead to bleeding. In this case, the first step is to use drug treatment to reduce bleeding and strengthen uterine contractions. If drug treatment is ineffective, consider surgical removal of the contraceptive ring.

Having an IUD placed does not mean that women can be free from worry once and for all. The IUD may fall off but most women are unaware of it. It is recommended that women undergo regular gynecological examinations after the placement of an IUD to see if the IUD has fallen off or is embedded in the uterus. Generally, an examination is performed once after the menstruation is over in the first month after the IUD is inserted, and again after three months. Thereafter, a examination can be performed every six months to monitor the condition of the IUD in the uterus.

Generally speaking, women with uterine fibroids cannot have insemination. This is because uterine fibroids are more harmful to women after IUD insertion, and may cause uterine bleeding and other adverse complications. Because the ring will stimulate uterine fibroids, causing them to grow faster, and in rare cases may even develop into uterine cancer. Therefore, it is best to use condoms for contraception when you have uterine fibroids.