Is it better to have a vasectomy or an IUD?

After giving birth, women often don’t think about having children again, so they will take some contraceptive measures. Common ones include birth control pills, condoms, IUDs, ligation, etc. But which one is better, ligation or IUDs?

Which is better, ligation or IUD insertion? There is no unified opinion on this. Some people think that IUD insertion is better, while others think that ligation is better. Sterilization is a sterilization operation that can be performed on both men and women. Sterilization is simple and easy, but compared with female sterilization, male sterilization has relatively fewer side effects, so it is recommended that men undergo sterilization surgery. The IUD is for women, and there is generally no such thing as IUD for men. There is an obvious difference between IUD insertion and ligation. Having an IUD placed does not mean that women can be free from worry once and for all. The IUD may fall off, but most women are unaware of it. It is recommended that women undergo regular gynecological examinations after the placement of an IUD to see if the IUD has fallen off or is embedded in the uterus. Generally, an examination is performed once after the menstruation is over in the first month after the IUD is inserted, and again after three months. Thereafter, a examination can be performed every six months to monitor the condition of the IUD in the uterus.

In addition, since it is impossible to have a child after sterilization, if you still want to get pregnant and have a child in the future, you can choose to have an IUD. As for having an IUD, most women can have it done. As long as you follow the doctor's instructions and go to a professional hospital, generally there is no problem. If the ring is not fitting after insertion, you can remove it in time.

For young female friends, it is recommended to choose the method of contraception through IUD. Contraception is a matter for both husband and wife. In particular, the husband should care, love and be considerate of his wife; the matter of contraception cannot be completely pushed onto the woman.