How to remove the IUD? The correct way to remove the ring

There are some things to pay attention to when inserting an IUD, but the same applies to removing it. Although removing it is not very difficult, due to long-term adaptation to the contraceptive ring, there will be certain discomfort once it is removed. So how do you remove the IUD?

The contraceptive ring is a contraceptive method chosen by many female friends. Therefore, the question of how to remove the contraceptive ring has become the most concerned issue for many female friends in Beijing. In fact, the problem of how to remove the contraceptive ring is not difficult to solve. Next, we will give a detailed introduction to how to remove the contraceptive ring for our female friends.

If you want to know how to remove the contraceptive ring, you must first understand some knowledge about the contraceptive ring. The contraceptive ring is a long-acting contraceptive method with an effectiveness period ranging from one to several years. You can get pregnant again after the doctor removes the IUD. After inserting the ring, there is no need to make any preparations before sexual intercourse. Women who wear the ring will not feel the presence of the contraceptive ring, so it is suitable for women who need regular contraception.

Basically, a contraceptive ring can be placed by a doctor as long as it is determined that there is no possibility of pregnancy. It is usually best to wear the ring within two or three days after your period ends.

During the postpartum check-up six to eight weeks after delivery, if the doctor thinks it is appropriate, you can wear the ring. Insertion and removal of the IUD is simple. First, the doctor will disinfect the device, then use the "ring delivery device" to send the IUD into the uterus, remove the "ring delivery device" and shorten the nylon thread tied to the IUD to complete the placement. When removing the contraceptive ring, just gently pull the nylon string at the end of the ring or use a "ring remover" to pull the ring out of the uterus.

Insertion and removal of the IUD usually cause only mild lower abdominal pain. Different contraceptive rings have different usage periods, ranging from three to eight years. Generally about five years. The medical records of the IUD should be kept well. Remove the contraceptive ring on time according to the doctor's instructions. In addition, it is easiest to get pregnant when removing the IUD, so other contraceptive methods should be used at the same time.