Is it good for women to have an IUD after giving birth?

In this ever-improving society, the pressure is getting greater and greater, especially for young couples. Most of them are both parents and children, which makes them feel overwhelmed! However, impulse is inevitable in the youth years, so young couples are considering whether it is a good idea for women to have an IUD after giving birth? Therefore, today we will come and understand with everyone whether it is good or not for women to have an IUD!

Since painless IUD insertion is performed under painless intravenous anesthesia, it allows you to prevent pregnancy in a safe and painless manner. The technology is monitored by superconductors throughout the process, and the doctor performs the operation accurately under visual conditions, avoiding pain and various long-term and short-term complications. It has less bleeding and faster recovery, and is very popular among patients and their families. The patient goes through the surgical procedure unconsciously, avoiding psychological fear and physical pain. Is painless IUD insertion good? Let us first understand its advantages.

The effect is reliable and the contraceptive success rate is high. Long contraceptive period is also one of the advantages of painless IUD. Metal rings can generally be placed for 10-15 years. Plastic rings can also be placed for about five years due to their poor elasticity, small supporting force, and easy deformation and falling off. When you need to have a child, you can take it out and get what you want quickly. Therefore, maintaining reproductive function is also one of the advantages of painless IUD insertion. The advantages of painless IUD insertion are that it has no impact on sexual life and is harmless to the body.

Go to the hospital for IUD insertion within 3 to 5 days after your period ends (no sexual intercourse). Rest adequately within 2 weeks after IUD insertion, avoid strenuous physical activity, and eat nutritious food. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva, and avoid bathing and sexual intercourse within 2 weeks. On the day after the IUD is inserted (or removed), you may experience mild lower abdominal discomfort, back pain, or a small amount of vaginal bleeding.

No flower wants its branches to be broken, but today our women are still determined to fight for their families, children and lovers, no matter how painful it is. Regarding whether it is good for women to have an IUD installed after giving birth, I think through this professional introduction everyone will no longer worry too much and can go for the surgery with confidence! In fact, the current medical level is still very high and there is no need to worry too much.