What is the reason for bleeding after the IUD is inserted?

IUD insertion is a relatively practical contraceptive measure, and with today’s advanced medical technology, IUD insertion is obviously no longer a dangerous method of contraception. However, perhaps due to individual reasons, some women may experience some abnormal conditions after having an IUD inserted, such as abdominal pain, etc. Some women also experience bleeding symptoms after having an IUD inserted. So what exactly is going on with bleeding after having an IUD inserted?

Causes of bleeding after IUD insertion

The IUD is the most widely used and popular female contraceptive tool in my country. "IUD insertion" is a procedure in which doctors use technology to place a safe "foreign object" into a woman's uterus, just like taking medicine. It is normal for some women to experience some side effects. Therefore, bleeding after IUD insertion generally requires special treatment. If the bleeding lasts for a long time or the amount of bleeding is excessive, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

The IUD is a safe and simple long-term contraceptive measure that can generally be left in place for more than 10 years without any side effects. There may be a little bleeding within one week after the placement of the ring. This bleeding is mostly caused by scratching the cervical canal or the endometrium of the uterine cavity during the placement of the ring. The bleeding will stop after the wound heals.

Bleeding during intercourse after IUD insertion. Abdominal pain after IUD insertion. How long does bleeding last after IUD insertion? What should I do if my menstrual flow is heavy after IUD insertion? Can I have intercourse 12 days after IUD insertion? Can I have an IUD inserted immediately after IUD removal?

Currently, most women who have given birth will use IUDs for contraception, which is convenient and safe. It takes some time to have sex after the IUD is inserted. It is best to have sex three weeks after the insertion. If you are in a hurry, you should wait at least a week. This will minimize the harm to both parties, mainly to avoid infection.

Women who use IUDs for contraception sometimes experience bleeding during intercourse. This is because the IUD is a foreign body in the uterine cavity, and its mechanical pressure can cause local damage, necrosis, and ulcers of the endometrium, and there is a possibility of bleeding. In this case, the stimulation of sexual intercourse will inevitably cause bleeding. However, generally after a period of time, the bleeding will ease or disappear after the body adapts to the contraceptive ring.