Is it normal to have bleeding 13 days after the IUD was inserted?

If there is still bleeding 13 days after the IUD is inserted, it is a type of vaginal infection or uterine infection. It is recommended that you should understand the cause of the disease and treat the inflammation in time. If bleeding occurs 13 days after the IUD is inserted, anti-inflammatory drugs should be used and sexual intercourse should be avoided after the IUD is inserted. If the ring is uncomfortable, the contraceptive ring should be removed to prevent it from irritating the uterine mucosa.

Is it okay to bleed 13 days after having an IUD inserted?

If the bleeding does not stop 13 days after the IUD is inserted, it may be caused by inflammatory infection. It is recommended to pay attention to personal hygiene and consider taking gynecological Qianjin tablets for treatment.

Generally, you need to rest for three days after having an IUD inserted, and it is best to rest in bed. If there is inflammation, you should take anti-inflammatory medication.

If the inflammation is not eliminated, it is easy to cause bleeding after intercourse. Moreover, you should wait for half a month after the IUD is inserted, otherwise it is easy to cause bleeding and inflammation. You can go to the doctor for a checkup.

Some uncomfortable symptoms may occur in the early stage of IUD insertion, such as irregular vaginal bleeding, increased menstruation, prolonged menstruation, increased leucorrhea, abdominal pain, back pain, etc. I suggest that in your case, it may be a side effect of the IUD. I recommend taking hemostatic drugs such as Anluoxue and vitamin K4 to treat the side effects of the IUD, which will gradually disappear. It is necessary to go to the hospital for a follow-up check to observe the position of the ring, etc.

Most people will experience more or less bleeding after having an IUD inserted. In addition to an increase in menstrual blood volume, there will also be spotting after menstruation and bloody vaginal discharge. Most people will gradually get better and return to normal after a period of time. The compression of the endometrium by the contraceptive ring can cause local congestion, edema, and even necrosis, forming ulcers and bleeding in the compressed areas. This situation is related to the inadaptability of a few people. Generally, it can heal itself after a period of time. Of course, it can also recover quickly through treatment.

When is the best time to get an IUD?

(1) Placed when menstruation has not yet ended. It should be placed on the 3rd to 5th day of menstruation. There are three advantages during this period: first, the cervix is ​​loose and easy to insert. Secondly, since menstruation has just arrived, pregnancy can be ruled out and the ring will not be mistakenly placed in a pregnant uterus. Third, it avoids the concerns and inconveniences caused to women by the small amount of bleeding after the IUD is inserted.

(2) Place after menstruation is over. It is best to have the IUD inserted 3-7 days after the menstruation ends and when there is no sexual history, because at this time the endometrium is just beginning to grow and the endometrium is thin, so bleeding can be avoided during insertion. At the same time, not having sexual intercourse after menstruation also avoids the possibility that the fertilized egg has grown on the endometrium when the IUD is inserted. Generally, most women choose to have the IUD inserted at this time.

(3) The IUD is inserted immediately after delivery. At this time, the insertion operation is simple and easy, and contraceptive measures can be implemented in time, but it must be inserted after examination and approval by an obstetrician.

(4) Placement 42 days after delivery. That is, it should be placed during a health check around 42 days after delivery. The advantages of placing it at this time are: first, the cervix is ​​loose. Second, the uterus has returned to its normal size and has not shrunk due to breastfeeding for too long. Third, timely implementation of contraceptive measures is convenient for women and can avoid the occurrence of "hidden pregnancy".

(5) The IUD can be inserted more than three months after delivery. But it should be noted that if this time is the breastfeeding period, although there is no menstruation, there is still a possibility of pregnancy.