Are there any disadvantages for women to have an IUD?

Wearing an IUD is the most common method of contraception. Not only is it very effective, its main feature is that there will be mild adverse symptoms for a short period of time after the operation, but the body will not feel anything after recovery. The contraceptive efficiency is relatively high and the chance of an unexpected pregnancy is very small. There is no harm in women wearing an IUD, but it depends on their physical condition to judge whether they can accept the harm of wearing it.

"IUD" is a safe, effective, economical, simple and highly reproducible contraceptive measure.

Its main advantages are:

1. The operation is simple, non-traumatic, and has few side effects. Some initial symptoms may include low back pain, lower abdominal discomfort, increased leucorrhea, prolonged menstrual period, and increased menstrual volume, but these symptoms will disappear on their own over time.

2. The effect is reliable and the contraceptive success rate is high.

3. The contraceptive duration is long. The metal ring can generally be placed for 10-15 years. The plastic ring has poor elasticity, small supporting force, and is easy to deform and fall off, so it can also be placed for about five years.

4. When you need to have a baby, take it out and you will get what you want soon.

5. It has no impact on sexual life and is harmless to the body.