The dangers of birth control rings

The contraceptive ring can be used for contraception. In modern society, many people are troubled by contraception. The contraceptive ring is a thing that is installed in the female uterus. Generally speaking, there are certain hazards in the body when there are foreign objects, but many people do not know its specific hazards, or have not understood the hazards of the contraceptive ring in the body. So what are the hazards of the contraceptive ring?

Increased menstrual flow In the early stages of IUD placement, especially in the first three months, some women will experience varying degrees of increased menstrual flow, prolonged menstrual periods, or irregular spotting. This is mainly due to the friction between the contraceptive ring and the endometrium when the endometrium is shed, causing damage to the endometrium. Generally, it will get better naturally after three months.

If you wear a contraceptive ring with a tail thread, the long-term contact and friction stimulation of the tail thread on the cervical membrane may cause a significant increase in cervical secretions, that is, an increase in leucorrhea. Similarly, an IUD without a tail thread can act as a foreign body, irritating the endometrium and causing increased secretions. After a period of time, when the endometrial tissue has fully adapted, the amount of leucorrhea will naturally decrease. If shortly after the IUD is inserted, not only does the amount of vaginal discharge increase significantly, but it also becomes yellow and purulent, and is accompanied by fever, lower abdominal pain and other discomforts, it is very likely that an infection has occurred and you need to seek medical attention promptly.