How long does it take for abortion to be done?

It is actually quite dangerous to have an IUD inserted while having an abortion, because it will cause great harm to your body. It is best to have the IUD inserted about a week after your period ends. This will increase the chances of success of the operation and reduce the chance of infection in your body. The most important thing is that there will be no bleeding during the operation.

Under normal circumstances, the best time to choose an IUD is within 7 days after the menstrual period ends and if you have not had sexual intercourse. At this time, the endometrium is relatively thin, the chance of bleeding and infection after the IUD is small, and the possibility of pregnancy is small; it is placed immediately after artificial abortion and mid-term pregnancy induction.

The best time to insert the IUD is within 7 days after the return of normal menstruation after a miscarriage; the patient is in good condition six months after a cesarean section; the IUD can also be inserted after the placenta is delivered. For emergency contraception, the IUD is inserted within 5 days after unprotected intercourse.

First take medication treatment. The correct medication should be ibuprofen, doxorubicin, and indomethacin. This type of drug inhibits the synthesis of prostaglandins, and the reduction of prostaglandins can effectively reduce uterine bleeding. In addition, antifibrinolytic drugs such as 6-aminoacetic acid and hemostatics will not enhance uterine contractions and have better effects.

In addition, Yunnan Baiyao has a good effect in promoting blood circulation, stopping bleeding, removing dead tissue and promoting new growth. If the medication is not effective, you should consider that the shape of the uterus may not be compatible with the size of the IUD. If necessary, you can change the ring. After changing the ring, the ring will not always be pressed in the same place, and the damaged endometrium will heal naturally. If it doesn't work, other contraceptive methods can be used.

Pregnancy with IUD

Insertion of an intrauterine device is an ideal contraceptive method with an effectiveness rate of over 90%. However, a small number of women still get pregnant after insertion for the following reasons:

(1) The intrauterine device has fallen out, but the patient is not aware of it. This is the most common cause of contraceptive failure.

(2) The IUD is placed low, close to the cervix, and cannot inhibit the implantation and development of the fertilized egg.

(3) The size of the intrauterine contraceptive device is not suitable for the size of the uterine cavity, or the device has been deformed or even broken, thus losing its contraceptive effect.

In order to avoid the above situation and reduce the chance of pregnancy with an IUD, you should go to the hospital for regular check-ups, once within 3 months after insertion, and then once a year thereafter. During the inspection, special attention should be paid to whether the IUD pops out. Once it is found to pop out, timely measures should be taken to replace it or switch to other contraceptive measures. Women who have experienced IUD fall off or become pregnant with the IUD should be inspected more frequently after the IUD is inserted again.

Regular inspection

Routine check-up should be performed after the first menstrual period after wearing. If there are no special problems, a routine inspection can be carried out once a year.