What are the harms of having an IUD on women?

Family planning is our country's basic national policy. There are many means of birth control in our country's family planning, and IUD insertion is one of the more common ones. This method involves placing an IUD at the cervix to block sperm from entering the uterus and prevent the formation of a fertilized egg. However, this method of birth control has a very serious impact on women's health. If it is not placed properly or not well maintained, it can cause vaginal bleeding or various gynecological diseases.

Women will feel uncomfortable when having an IUD inserted. The discomfort includes psychological and physical. Just imagine having an IUD on your body, it will definitely be uncomfortable. Adding something that is not part of the body to the body will cause some discomfort both physically and psychologically. Women may experience a small amount of bleeding for a short period of time after having an IUD inserted. This phenomenon is mainly caused by the fact that the placement of the contraceptive ring may scratch the endometrium, thereby causing bleeding. However, this situation can be repaired quickly. The bleeding usually lasts for several days, and the amount of blood does not exceed the menstrual volume, so no treatment is required.

The purpose of IUD insertion is to prevent pregnancy and childbirth, but the contraceptive effect of IUD insertion can only prevent normal pregnancy in the uterus, but it has no effect on preventing ectopic pregnancy and cannot avoid it. If the embryo implants in the fallopian tube and does not reach the uterus, it will cause an ectopic pregnancy. Putting a ring on your body will definitely cause pain. After having an IUD inserted, women may experience pain in the lower abdomen or lower back.

People still have reservations about the contraceptive method of IUD insertion, because it is also a gynecological surgery and can cause some adverse effects on women's psychology. In modern clinical medicine, contraceptive IUDs come in a variety of shapes and materials, striving to minimize the harm to women's bodies, but foreign objects are foreign objects. A reality that cannot be changed no matter how much innovation is done.