IUD and curettage for prolonged menstruation

In daily life, some women may experience stomach pain, which may be due to some abnormalities in the uterus. However, some women find that their menstrual period is always continuous during their period. Is this due to some abnormalities in the uterus? For example, whether there is blood accumulation in the uterus. Today we will discuss whether prolonged menstrual bleeding may be caused by blood accumulation in the uterus.

Does the continuous bleeding during menstruation indicate blood accumulation in the uterus?

Our bodies do produce a certain amount of toxins every day, but these toxins are not excreted through menstruation. It is mainly excreted from the body through defecation and urination. Of course, sweating a lot is also a normal way for the body to detoxify.

After the body excretes toxins, the whole person will feel much better. This also confirms the saying "non-toxic means lighter body". However, this so-called "body detoxification" has little to do with girls' monthly menstrual period.

Menstruation is a regular change in the production of ovaries, which further causes changes in the body's female hormone production and the shedding of the uterine wall, and finally is discharged from the body along with "blood". However, menstruation is a cyclical, regular, and normal ovarian cycle, and does not have a detoxifying effect on the body. Therefore, the color of menstrual blood cannot mean that there are toxins in the female body.

This is because menstrual blood includes blood, fallen uterine wall, cervical mucus and some secretions from the vagina. There are also fragments of uterine wall. We can compare the blood during menstruation and blood test, and we can find that compared with the extracted blood, the color of menstrual blood is not red, but dark red.

Light menstrual blood. This is because the amount of menstruation is less before and during the menstrual period, and the proportion of uterine wall debris is relatively large, so the color appears lighter.

The reason why the color of menstrual blood turns black may be that women sit down or lie down for a long time, which delays the discharge of menstruation and causes too much menstrual blood to accumulate in the body. The dark brown iron-red protein in the menstrual blood is deposited for a long time and becomes gray-black when it is oxidized by gas. Therefore, the color of the menstrual blood looks very black. This is why dark brown discharge appears in the days before the end of the menstrual period and sanitary napkins are needed.

When can I remove the IUD if my period is not over after IUD insertion?

Insertion of an IUD will result in increased menstrual duration and vaginal bleeding. Small amounts of blood can be treated with some hemostatic drugs. If the amount is more than 100ml, consider removing the IUD. At this stage, you only have a small amount of bleeding, so you can take medicine and observe. If it is still the case, you can consider removing the IUD.

It is possible that the IUD is not in a good position or the uterus is not suitable for the IUD. Bleeding for too long can cause anemia, infection, etc. Therefore, you can go to the hospital for examination and remove the IUD. After removing the IUD, you should basically use antiviral drugs to prevent infection. If the prolonged menstrual period is caused by the IUD, the IUD can be removed. It is recommended to relax, avoid spicy and irritating foods, pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva, and you can have a B-ultrasound to check the location of the ring.

1. The reason why menstruation lasts longer after the IUD is inserted is that the uterine wall is compressed by the ring, causing inflammatory infiltration of body cells. As time goes by, the uterus is integrated and the symptoms will subside. Some people have long menstrual periods after having an IUD inserted, and each period is heavier, so they first take medication to treat it. If the medication is not effective, you should consider that the shape of the uterus may not be compatible with the size of the contraceptive ring. You can change the ring if necessary. After changing the ring, the ring will not always be pressed in the same area, and the damaged endometrium will heal naturally. If the effect is still not significant after changing the ring, other contraceptive measures can be used. If a woman's menstrual volume increases significantly after the IUD is inserted, the menstrual cycle time increases significantly, or there is frequent small amount of bleeding, as well as severe back pain and abdominal pain, these are all abnormal conditions. You should go to the hospital for a physical examination. .

If your menstrual period is too long after the IUD is inserted, you should also pay attention to supplementing nutrition. In particular, eat more foods rich in iron, such as lean meat, liver, tripe, eggs and other foods. You can also eat more bean products, increase the intake of vegetables and fruits, and generally eat a reasonable diet to effectively avoid the physical loss caused by long menstruation after the insertion of the IUD. Excessive vaginal discharge: The uterus is stimulated by the IUD, and the cervical secretions increase. Generally, this symptom will gradually subside and recover after 3 months of IUD use. It should also be noted that after the IUD is inserted, the woman's uterus suffers a certain degree of damage. During the period of uterine repair, it is best to avoid sexual intercourse between husband and wife. This is beneficial to the woman's health and future pregnancy.