I have been wearing the ring for half a month and I am bleeding again. What is going on?

In modern times, there are many methods of contraception, and female rings are one of them. In order to prevent pregnancy through sexual intercourse, some women will choose to wear rings and achieve the purpose of contraception through this method. However, some women find that they bleed during sexual intercourse after having an IUD. They don’t know why this is happening and what they should do. This article will introduce in detail what to do about bleeding during sexual intercourse after having an IUD.

The contraceptive ring is a safe, simple and reasonable contraceptive device. It is not easy to affect the endocrine system and will not cause harm to the couple's life. Some people will experience uncomfortable reactions after wearing the IUD, such as excessive menstrual flow, spotting, and lower back and abdominal pain. If these symptoms are serious, it means that the IUD is not suitable for them, and they should remove the IUD if necessary. Nowadays, there are many types of IUDs. Some of them can not only be used for contraception, but also can treat gynecological diseases such as excessive menstruation or chronic pelvic pain, so you can make a good choice.

Generally, you can have sex after about ten days of wearing the IUD. It should be noted that you should pay attention to the medical care in the middle and late stages after wearing the IUD. It is recommended to go to the hospital regularly to check the condition of the IUD, whether it has slipped, etc., so as to avoid accidental pregnancy. Generally speaking, women experience discomfort symptoms such as heavy menstrual flow, spotting, and pain in the waist and abdomen after wearing the IUD, which indicates that the IUD is not suitable for them and they should remove it if necessary. Therefore, experts recommend that women should not have sex right after inserting the IUD, but wait for a period of recovery before having sex.

However, it is not ruled out that bleeding during sex after wearing an IUD is caused by gynecological diseases. The more common diseases causing bleeding during sex include: cervical erosion, cervical cysts, endocervicitis, uterine cervical fibroids and vaginitis. The most serious one is cervical cancer, especially in the early stages of cervical cancer, where irregular bleeding is the only symptom. Therefore, if you have bleeding during intercourse, you need to go to the hospital for examination immediately. Generally speaking, the IUD is a safe and effective contraceptive method that is not likely to cause physiological effects or harm to people. Some women find that they bleed during sexual intercourse after having the IUD. This is a manifestation of getting used to having the IUD. Generally, it can be cured after a period of recovery. If the reaction is serious, you should go to the hospital for examination and find a solution.