What is the reason for lower back pain after IUD removal?

If you want complete birth control, men can choose to have a vasectomy and women can choose to have an IUD inserted. In real life, most women would choose the latter and do not want their husbands to have a sterilization because it would be difficult to recover once the sterilization is done. On the other hand, an IUD can be removed when you want to have a child, which is more convenient. Some women feel back pain after having the IUD inserted and then taking it out after a while. What is the reason for this?

If a woman experiences lower back pain after having her IUD removed, it is most likely because the IUD is placed in an improper position, or the woman's uterus is tilted too far back, causing the IUD to compress the patient's uterus or stimulate the sacral ligament nerves. However, this situation is very rare in clinical practice. Women who experience lower back pain after having their IUD removed should not judge by themselves whether it is caused by the IUD removal. If lower back pain occurs, communicate with your doctor in a timely manner and do not remove the IUD blindly without authorization.

The main function of the IUD is to effectively prevent women from getting pregnant, so that the male sperm and the female egg are disturbed during the combination and pregnancy cannot occur. Some women are always worried about lower back pain when removing the IUD. Experts say that under normal circumstances, there will be a small amount of bleeding in the vagina for about seven days after the IUD removal operation. Some women will have bleeding for two or three days, which will not exceed seven days, and the amount of bleeding will not be too much. Some women will have slight lower back pain at the beginning, but the symptoms will gradually disappear soon after. Therefore, don’t have too many concerns about removing the IUD, and the doctor will perform relevant examinations on the patient’s body before removing the IUD. The doctor will perform the IUD removal operation only after meeting the conditions.

What is the reason for lower back pain after IUD removal? If a woman experiences lower back pain after IUD removal, it may be due to improper placement of the IUD, or compression or stimulation of the sacral ligament nerves by the IUD due to retroverted uterus. However, this is the rarest case in clinical practice. Therefore, we would like to remind female friends that when lower back pain occurs, they should communicate with their doctor in a timely manner and not conclude that it is caused by IUD removal.