Why is my belly bloated after having an IUD inserted?

In today's society, there are many young people who do not want babies, so they take some contraceptive methods, such as oral contraceptives and IUDs. Due to different physical conditions, some discomfort will occur after the IUD is inserted. If you feel uncomfortable, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination. You need to pay attention to personal hygiene and wash with warm water frequently. You also need to pay attention to eating less spicy and cold foods, and eat more vegetables and fruits.

Method 1: Rest for two days after surgery and refrain from sexual intercourse and bathing for two weeks;

Method 2: If there is a small amount of bleeding or mild lower abdominal pain after surgery, no treatment is required. If the pain is severe, general analgesia can be given

Method three: Pay attention to whether the IUD falls out during menstruation and after defecation within 3 months. After the operation, the wearer must pay attention to personal hygiene and refrain from promiscuous sex;

If the contraceptive ring has a tail, do not use vaginal douching; actively treat vaginitis; refrain from sexual intercourse when there is vaginal bleeding; do not wear synthetic underwear, do not use sanitary products that do not meet the hygiene standards, wash the vulva and change underwear every day; do not use other people's bathing basins and towels...

Method 4. Try not to have sex within one month after the IUD is placed, because at this time the endometrium is just beginning to grow and is thin, which can avoid bleeding during placement. At the same time, not having sex after menstruation can also avoid the possibility of a fertilized egg growing on the endometrium when the IUD is placed, as well as the possibility of inflammatory infection. It should be noted that you should rest for 1-2 days after having the IUD inserted, and avoid doing heavy physical labor within a week to avoid causing the IUD to fall off and bleeding. If it is just mild abdominal pain, it is considered normal. If the abdominal pain is frequent and affects normal menstruation, it is best to go to the hospital to check whether the contraceptive ring needs to be removed.

I have been experiencing lower abdominal distension and pain for several months after the IUD was inserted. I think it is not a side effect of the IUD, but may be caused by chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, chronic adnexitis, or downward movement of the IUD.

Method 5. A gynecological examination and B-ultrasound of the uterine adnexa can confirm the above diagnosis. If it is caused by the downward migration of the IUD, the IUD should be removed. If it is chronic pelvic inflammatory disease or chronic adnexitis, you need to follow the doctor's treatment.