Sexual Health
When is the best time to remove the ring? Is the bleeding normal after removing the ring
Post Date July, 30 2023
In order to facilitate long-term contraception and have already given birth, the DINK family wants to use an intrauterine device for contraception, but the contraceptive ring is not always in the female body and needs to be removed after a certain period of time. Otherwise, there will be inflammation, ectopic pregnancy, Ectopic pregnancy and other dangerous situations. However, obtaining a ring is not that easy. You must know everything about obtaining the ring to avoid loss.
When is the best time to obtain a ring?
There are two times to obtain a ring, one is the age of the contraceptive ring itself. The doctor at the hospital where the ring was placed told us how long it can be kept, and it is almost necessary to go to the hospital for gynecological examination to confirm that it is normal before removing it. The other is the time for surgery, which is usually three to seven days after the end of the menstrual cycle. During the first few days of this time, one cannot have sexual intercourse or have gynecological problems. Before taking the IUD, relevant examinations must be conducted to determine whether the IUD exists, where it is, and if there are any abnormalities, and then to check for gynecological diseases. After taking off the ring, do not take a shower. In the same room, pay attention to hygiene and change underwear every day.
Is there a problem with bleeding after removing the ring?
This is no problem. Obtaining a ring and undergoing surgery to stimulate the endometrium and cervix in a private area can cause minor bleeding, or it is normal for vaginal bleeding to occur a few days later. Don't worry too much, doing things that are not good for me is actually not good.
Everyone's coagulation function is different, and recovery may slow down, and the surrounding time may also be longer. This is normal. Only after 8 days of bleeding should one go to the hospital to check for bacterial infections, endometrial damage, etc.
Do you want a child after taking off the ring?
Some people get the ring because they need to have children, but waiting for the Zygote in the endometrium and cervix after getting the ring does not mean that it will take some time, at least not bleeding.
If the placed birth control ring is made of copper, the copper element will be released, which may be detrimental to the implantation of the Zygote, so it must wait for them to disappear, which will take about three months. If you place a birth control ring with Progestogen, it will affect the endometrium, so you must take good care of it, otherwise it is easy to be deformed.
Can you avoid paying attention to diet after removing the IUD?
No, although removing a ring is a minor surgery, it can also cause irritation to the endometrium and cervix. Therefore, we need to take good care of it, mainly by eating more protein and blood nourishing foods, and avoiding spicy, cold, and stimulating foods.
Reminder: Contraceptive devices also have a lifespan, and it is very dangerous for women to not remove them after amenorrhea, resulting in uterine atrophy. The contraceptive ring is embedded in the flesh of the uterine wall, and if not removed, it will damage the uterine wall and damage the organs in the abdominal cavity.
