How long after menstruation can I wear the ring?

After giving birth to their first child, many people hope to prevent themselves from getting pregnant through physical means. It would be cumbersome to use condoms and birth control pills every time, so many women choose to wear an IUD during this period. The time to wear an IUD is very important. According to the girl's menstrual period, we should choose the correct time to wear an IUD to avoid causing harm to the female body. So, how long after menstruation can you wear an IUD?

1. Menstruation after wearing the ring

There is a contraceptive method that has always been popular, which is to have women go to the hospital to get an IUD. Although it can be effective for birth control, it is also harmful to women's bodies. Today, the editor will talk about what changes will occur in women's menstruation after wearing an IUD?

1. 80% of women who wear IUDs will experience varying degrees of menstrual irregularities. It may come earlier or later, and some people's menstrual flow may become heavier while others may become less. In short, it is a completely different state from before the IUD was worn. When it comes to birth control, it can be said that menstruation has risks and you should be cautious when wearing an IUD.

2. The principle of contraceptive birth control is to allow the ring to be placed in the woman's uterus and, after a long period of friction, form a sterile inflammation. After a period of time, the ring may grow into the flesh, and surgery is required to remove it.

3. The ring becomes stuck in the body, causing women to suffer. In a large number of women, the ring in their body can even penetrate the uterus and enter the abdominal cavity. Wearing an IUD can not only make women's menstruation irregular, but can even threaten their lives.

2. Delayed menstruation after wearing the ring

1. Some women will experience irregular menstruation after having an IUD inserted due to their body not adapting to the condition. If the condition is mild, it will gradually improve. There are also some women whose menstruation will be delayed continuously due to the stimulation of the contraceptive ring. In this case, they must go to the hospital and let the doctor check thoroughly. If the condition does not work, they have to remove the contraceptive ring.

2. Some women go to the hospital to get an IUD inserted shortly after giving birth because they are afraid of getting pregnant. However, they do not know that their bodies have not yet recovered to normal. Blindly wearing an IUD may easily cause delayed menstruation and even irregular vaginal bleeding.

This phenomenon can be treated with medication, and there is no need to worry too much if the condition improves; if it is ineffective, you can only go to the hospital to remove the IUD in time to avoid other complications. Therefore, before wearing an IUD, you must consult your doctor for advice.