Under what circumstances can I get pregnant with an IUD?

The IUD is a very good contraceptive method. Generally speaking, its contraceptive efficiency is very high. Of course, some unexpected situations may occur. For example, if the IUD falls off, or the female body has some rejection reaction to the IUD, this may lead to conception. Of course, there is also a more serious situation, that is, the female has an ectopic pregnancy. Let's take a look at this aspect.

Under what circumstances can I get pregnant with an IUD?

First, the IUD falls out. Many contraceptive devices are worn inside the uterus, which we call intrauterine devices. However, because many women are relatively young and have relatively developed muscles, the contraction of the uterine wall may cause the intrauterine device to fall off. The consequence is that the IUD shifts out of its original position, or moves downward, and can no longer play its intended role.

Second, some women may have a rejection reaction to the IUD, and the body will slowly digest and decompose the device. After going to the hospital for a check-up, they may find that the IUD they wore before is gone. In fact, it has long been out of the body with the excrement, so naturally it will not have any contraceptive effect.

Third, many people will have ectopic pregnancies. This situation is more complicated and is related to the female body structure. Women can provide a breeding ground for conception outside the uterus, and male sperm can combine with egg cells without entering the female uterus. Therefore, the contraceptive devices worn by women for birth control will be completely useless. Therefore, it is better to choose appropriate birth control measures according to your own physical condition. Moreover, not only women should practice birth control, but men should also pay attention to contraception.

Can I keep the baby if I get pregnant after having an IUD inserted?

1. From the perspective of eugenics, regardless of whether the pregnancy is in the uterus or not, doctors generally recommend termination of pregnancy to avoid unhealthy children.

2. If you have pregnancy reactions and the pregnancy test has confirmed that you are pregnant, you need to go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination as soon as possible. The purpose of this examination is to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. If it is an ectopic pregnancy, whether the woman is wearing an IUD or not, she cannot keep the baby because it will endanger the adult's life. If you have severe abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding, you must go to the hospital for treatment and examination.

3. If the pregnancy is intrauterine, it is not recommended to keep the baby. Because the possibility of miscarriage in pregnancy under this situation is very high, and the IUD cannot be removed at this time. The pregnancy ring can affect the development of the fetus due to pressure issues, so for the sake of the child's health it is not recommended to keep the child.

4. If you really want it, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a detailed examination before making a decision.