What should I do if I have excessive vaginal discharge after having an IUD inserted?

Women often experience some discomfort after having an IUD inserted. After all, the body will have some rejection reaction to foreign substances. Some people may even develop gynecological diseases, and some people may experience increased vaginal discharge. What should they do?

What should I do if I have excessive vaginal discharge after having an IUD inserted? If you have a lot of vaginal discharge after wearing the ring, this may be caused by vaginitis or cervicitis. In this case, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a routine checkup of vaginal discharge.

Treatment should be conducted after the cause of the disease is determined through examinations such as colposcopy. Attention should be paid to personal hygiene and spicy food should be avoided. Generally speaking, within 6 months of intrauterine contraceptive ring placement, about half of women will experience menstrual disorders of varying manifestations, such as heavy menstrual flow, prolonged menstrual period, or irregular vaginal bleeding during non-menstrual period.

This "disorder" is caused by the stimulation of the "foreign body" of the IUD or the drugs on the IUD affecting the normal physiological environment in the uterus. In most cases, it will gradually improve or disappear one year after the IUD is inserted. If menstrual irregularities persist or symptoms worsen one year after IUD insertion, or if anemia, abnormal leucorrhea, or lower back pain occur due to menstrual irregularities after IUD insertion, which seriously affects your life and work, you must seek medical attention promptly. Because there are many dangers of abnormal leucorrhea in women.