Is there any danger in painless ring removal?

On the surface, painless IUD removal is a painless method of removing the IUD. In fact, it is not painless, but the pain is much lighter than other methods. Because the IUD is inside the human uterus, there is a certain risk when we remove it. However, some people will deny this statement, so is there no danger in painless IUD removal?

Is it dangerous to remove the IUD? - Indications: (1) Those who have had the IUD for more than 5-10 years and want to replace it with a new one;

(2) Those with irregular vaginal bleeding or other symptoms that have not responded to treatment;

(3) Those who wish to have another child, or have been sterilized for one year;

(4) Those with severe side effects who need to change their contraceptive method;

1. Go to the hospital to remove the IUD within 3-7 days after your period ends (no sexual intercourse). 2. Get adequate rest within 2 weeks after removing the IUD, avoid strenuous physical activity, and eat nutritious food. 3. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva. Avoid bathing and sexual intercourse within 2 weeks. 4. Please note that on the day after the IUD is removed, you may experience mild lower abdominal discomfort, back pain, or a small amount of vaginal bleeding. If the amount of vaginal bleeding after surgery exceeds the amount of menstruation, or the bleeding continues after half a month, or there is severe abdominal pain, etc., please return for a follow-up visit immediately. 5. Take appropriate amount of anti-infection and hemostatic drugs after surgery.

Generally, painless technology is not required. The so-called painless technology means that the anesthesiologist will give you some anesthetics intravenously so that you can complete the operation without feeling. The operation time of this IUD removal is short, so this painless technology is not required.