What are the harms of wearing a ring on women's body

Wearing an IUD is a relatively good contraceptive measure. Its advantage is that it can be implemented once and for all, and can achieve long-term contraceptive effects. Many women will adopt it. However, having an IUD is not all good, it also has its risks. When we want to use an IUD for contraception, it is very necessary to understand its possible effects on the body and make a comprehensive decision. So, what are the harmful effects of having an IUD on women's health? Let's take a closer look below.

I don't think there is any country where so many women of childbearing age would undergo IUD insertion, inserting foreign objects into their bodies and causing permanent inflammation in the uterus to prevent pregnancy. Because of my own experience, I have read a lot of books and consulted several familiar doctors. In today's hospitals, IUD insertion is considered a minor operation and can be performed in the family planning room of the outpatient department. Disinfection is not very strict, regardless of the size of the hospital. Therefore, the incidence of gynecological diseases is increasing year by year.

Because of the IUD removal and therapeutic curettage, I got cervical erosion. I had to do a microwave recently because of the tight work pace and I haven't had time to regulate my body. I also have endocrine disorders and have been taking Chinese medicine for two years without any effect. I am still undergoing treatment.

Now, people from the neighborhood committee avoid me when they see me on the street, because after I had my IUD removed, my mother ran to them and had a big fight with them.

If sisters can choose, don’t choose to have an IUD.

Have you ever seen an IUD removal surgery? I have. When I was getting my IUD inserted and removed, there was an old lady performing the operation on the operating table next to me. Because the ring had been there for a long time, it had sunk into the flesh and could only be pulled out with the flesh. So much blood was flowing that his face turned pale, just like he had a serious illness. But I am a woman, I take my body very seriously, even though in the eyes of doctors I may just represent a cold number: today another patient had heavy bleeding during IUD removal, today another patient had microwave surgery, today another patient had endocrine disorder…

I would like to take my own standpoint and remind the sisters who have experienced it or not that it is up to them to decide whether to change it or not. Not every healthy woman is suitable for wearing an IUD.

Because of the experiences of people around me (my mother got pregnant with my brother while wearing an IUD; three of my colleagues got pregnant while wearing an IUD, a friend had heavy bleeding after having an IUD, and a friend had an ectopic pregnancy after having an IUD) and my own personal experience (the IUD was uncomfortable, and I almost died from heavy bleeding), I was told that many healthy women are not suitable for wearing an IUD!

The so-called side effects are rare. There are 300 million women of childbearing age in China. Even if 1% of them have side effects, it means 3 million painful lives. Moreover, the actual official data is far more than 1%. Any smallest percentage represents the eternal pain of countless women throughout their lives.

I think everyone should be clear about the harmful effects of having an IUD on women's health. The advantages of wearing a ring are obvious, but the possible harm cannot be ignored. There are many methods of contraception. With the continuous development of medical technology, the possible side effects of various contraceptives have also been recognized. We must choose according to our own circumstances.