Is contraceptive ring harmful to the body?

Contraceptive IUDs are harmful to the body, mainly because they may cause the IUD to irritate the uterine mucosa, and may also lead to infection and inflammation. Therefore, it is recommended that everyone should pay attention to the possible side effects of IUDs. In the case of contraceptive rings, it can have a good contraceptive effect. For couples who still want to conceive in the future, it is best to use condoms to reduce the side effects of the ring.

Is it good to have an IUD? Is it harmful to the body?

There are many ways of contraception at present, but except for using condoms, almost all other methods have side effects; however, overall, IUDs are still the safest and most effective, with a contraceptive effectiveness of 99%. Of course, some women experience some discomfort after having the IUD inserted, but basically these are minor problems that heal themselves without treatment, and only a small number of women experience them. If you are not used to it, you can remove it and choose other methods. Therefore, it is better for women to have an IUD, and it is harmless to the body!

1. Safety: IUD insertion can reduce the harm of contraception to the female body and avoid the inaccuracy of safe period contraception.

2. Convenience: If you want to have a baby after the IUD is inserted, you can take it out without affecting fertility.

3. High efficiency: The effect of IUD insertion is reliable and the contraceptive success rate is higher.

4. Long duration: The contraceptive effect of IUD is long, and the metal ring can generally be left in place for 10-15 years.

5. Harmless to the body: IUD insertion does not inhibit ovulation and does not affect the female endocrine system, thus avoiding the adverse reactions of general contraception. In addition, IUD insertion has no effect on sexual life and is harmless to the body.

Things to pay attention to after having an IUD inserted

1. Bleeding in a short period of time

Women may experience a small amount of bleeding for a short period of time after having an IUD inserted. This phenomenon is mainly caused by the fact that the placement of the contraceptive ring may scratch the endometrium, thereby causing bleeding. However, this condition can be quickly repaired, and bleeding generally lasts for a few days, and the amount of blood does not exceed the menstrual volume, so no treatment is required;

2. There will be some pain

Putting a ring on your body will definitely cause pain. After having an IUD inserted, women may experience pain in the lower abdomen or lower back.

3. The trouble of regular inspection

The so-called rings are generally made of T copper rings, matrix music, copper-containing palace rings and other materials. Different materials have a fixed service life, which means they need to be checked or replaced in the hospital after the expiration of the service life.