How long does it take to remove the ring?

In the past, our country implemented the family planning system. This means that people can only have one child in the future. Therefore, in response to national policies, many married women choose to have an IUD inserted to avoid the possibility of pregnancy during intercourse. Now that the country has opened up the two-child policy, many families want to have another child. Therefore, ring removal surgery is required. So, how long does it take to remove the ring?

The entire IUD removal procedure usually takes 10 to 15 minutes. Of course, the type of IUD chosen by women when they have it inserted and whether the position of the IUD is normal will also affect the time of the IUD removal operation. When choosing to remove the IUD, you need to go to a regular hospital to avoid infection.

Ring removal surgery

What is IUD removal surgery? IUD removal surgery is when the doctor uses an IUD removal hook to hook and pull out the intrauterine contraceptive ring. For those with a nylon tail, the ring can be removed by pulling the nylon tail left in the vagina. The IUD removal surgery usually takes about 10 minutes. When it is difficult to remove the device, the operation can be performed under B-mode ultrasound and, if necessary, under hysteroscopy. When a woman plans to have another child and does not need contraception, or when the IUD has expired and needs to be replaced, she can undergo an IUD removal surgery.

The IUD removal surgery may be a little uncomfortable, but for most women, the pain is not too severe and can be tolerated. If you are really afraid of pain, you can have a painless IUD removal surgery. The surgical procedure is the same as that of ordinary IUD removal, except that a little anesthetic is injected intravenously, and the patient falls asleep before the operation begins, and the patient will wake up soon after the operation. If you have been in menopause for a long time and your uterus has begun to shrink, you can use some medications before the IUD removal surgery to improve the shrinkage of the uterus, making the surgery smoother and less painful.