The intrauterine device (IUD) is a commonly used method of contraception for women, which can effectively prevent pregnancy. Many women will use the IUD during their family planning period. However, if the IUD stays in the female body for a long time, it can cause discomfort, so it needs to be removed after a certain period of time. When is the appropriate time to remove the IUD?
Usually, after 45, women's ovarian function will continue to decline, and their uterus will gradually shrink. Women will enter menopause, which greatly reduces their chances of conception. Therefore, at this time, women do not need an intrauterine device to prevent pregnancy. Generally speaking, it is most appropriate for women to remove an intrauterine device (IUD) during menopause. Women should take out the IUD in a timely manner according to their physical condition to avoid adverse effects on uterine health.
After menopause, women should promptly remove the intrauterine device (IUD) without delay to avoid serious harm to the body. If the ring is not removed in a timely manner, it may cause women to experience abdominal pain symptoms, and the abdominal pain symptoms will continue to worsen. After menopause, the uterus will continue to shrink. If the intrauterine device is not removed in time, it is easy to cause adhesion between the device and the uterus, which can easily lead to abdominal pain symptoms.
In addition, after removing the intrauterine device, women may experience slight bleeding in their bodies. Women do not need to be overly nervous, just pay attention to body maintenance and personal hygiene care. During this period, women can eat some red dates and red bean foods, which can help replenish the body's qi and blood, and also alleviate postoperative discomfort symptoms.
