Do I need to stay in confinement after the IUD is removed?

Some women who are not planning to have a baby temporarily but want to have a good contraceptive effect will choose to go to the hospital to get an IUD. If there is a desire to have a baby in the late stage, women can go to the hospital immediately to remove the contraceptive ring, and they can start preparing for pregnancy after the uterus has healed. Then let’s know whether it is necessary to observe confinement period after removing the IUD?

Removing the IUD is a very simple process and will not cause significant harm to your health. Therefore, you do not need to sit for a month after removing the IUD. However, after the IUD is removed, women may experience mild uterine bleeding. In order to prevent the bleeding from worsening, it is recommended that women take a proper rest for a period of time. The actual rest days may depend on the bleeding conditions.

If a woman wants to remove the IUD, she cannot go to the hospital to remove it at any time, but must go to the hospital to remove it within 3-7 days after the end of her menstrual period. Because when the menstrual period just ended, the thickness of the uterine wall is more ideal. It will be easier to remove the ring at this time and it will cause less pain to women.

There is no need to observe confinement period after removing the IUD. It is recommended to abstain from sexual intercourse for one month. Pay attention to your daily hygiene, wear loose and breathable cotton underwear, and keep dry. Pay attention to the intake of diet, nutritional balance, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Pay attention to rest, exercise moderately, combine work and rest closely, closely observe vaginal bleeding, and seek medical attention immediately if it does not stop within a week.

There is no need to prepare for pregnancy immediately after successful removal of the IUD, because the contraceptive ring has been left in the uterine cavity for a long time, and it is inevitable that the uterine wall will suffer some trauma after removal. Preparing for pregnancy immediately may result in incomplete embryo implantation and the probability of pregnancy may be reduced. It is recommended that women start preparing for pregnancy after having their IUD removed and after having a normal menstrual period, so that the probability of pregnancy can be further increased.