What should I do if my menstruation is irregular after having an IUD inserted?

The IUD is a general term for the installation of an intrauterine contraceptive device, which is a relatively advanced method of preventing pregnancy. It can bring minimal side effects to women and achieve the goal of zero pregnancy. It is very beneficial to women's health and family development. However, certain abnormal phenomena may occur after IUD insertion. For example, many women experience irregular menstruation after having the IUD inserted. What should they do?

Abnormal menstruation is the most common adverse reaction of intrauterine devices. Some women may experience increased menstrual flow after insertion, but it is not a serious problem as long as it does not lead to anemia. In the first few months after the placement of the intrauterine contraceptive ring, irregular menstruation will occur due to discomfort, which will gradually improve later. However, the intrauterine ring will cause prolonged menstruation and continuous menstrual bleeding, which are side effects of the ring.

1. Pay attention to keeping a happy mood. Depression or frustration often leads to reduced menstrual flow or even amenorrhea, while emotional tension can increase menstrual flow and cause early menstruation.

2. Living in a comfortable and harmonious environment, people will be in a good mood, which is conducive to recovery from illness.

3. Participate in activities and avoid being too comfortable and becoming lazy. In addition, you should also get more rest to avoid excessive fatigue which is harmful to your health.

4. Taking medication in conjunction with diet therapy can reduce the damage of vegetarian medicine to the human body and "replenish the essence and qi", thereby improving the treatment effect.

In any case, for premenopausal women, the best time to remove the IUD is 3 to 7 days after the menstruation ends. Before the operation, it is necessary to understand whether the placed contraceptive device is still in the uterine cavity and its type. If the IUD is difficult to remove, it may even have to be done under X-ray or ultrasound monitoring. You need to rest for 1 to 2 days after the operation and avoid sexual intercourse and bathing for 2 weeks.