When is the best time for women with IUDs to be removed? What happens if I don t take it all the tim

It is best to take it out before the age of 60, the IUD is a foreign body to the body, and if you don't take it all the time, it may be adhered to the cervix for a long time, which will increase the difficulty of taking it and hurt the uterus.

It should be taken off within two years, because if you don't take the IUD for a long time, it will hurt the body, and if you don't take the IUD for a long time, it will grow into the flesh, and it will be difficult to take it at that time, and you have to go through a minor operation to take it off.

Women with IUD devices are generally best removed between the ages of forty and fifty, because at this time women are probably menopausal, so this function disappears, and if you don't take it all the time, it will cause serious damage to the body, and it is likely to have backache, abdominal pain and other reactions.

1. The IUD should be taken out, and the time should be within three to seven days after the menstrual period is clean, and if a woman of childbearing age plans to get pregnant, it is best to take out the IUD half a year or a year in advance; If it is a menopausal woman, it is generally most appropriate to take the ring within 6 months to a year after menopause.

2 Generally speaking, the metal birth control ring can be placed in the uterus for 20 years, the silicone V-ring can be stored for 7 to 10 years, and the copper T-ring can be placed for 10 to 15 years. If it is a postmenopausal woman, the removal of the ring is too late, and the removal will increase the difficulty of the operation due to uterine atrophy.

3 to 7 days after the menstrual period is clean, the endometrium is thinner, in order to avoid and reduce bleeding, it is better to take the IUD or the IUD at this time, and it can also avoid the fertilized egg has implanted in the endometrium when the IUD is applied.

4. The IUD can be removed when the period of placement has expired; The contraceptive ring can be removed when part of the contraceptive ring falls off to the cervix; Perforation occurs in the uterus when the IUD is inserted, and the IUD can be removed before it has entered the abdominal cavity; If there is heavy menstrual flow or irregular bleeding, ** there is no obvious improvement, you can consider taking the ring; Complicated by acute pelvic inflammatory disease, or malignant tumors of the cervix and uterine body, the ring should be removed if there is no improvement.

In order to avoid getting pregnant again and maintain a good quality of sexual life, women who have had a history of childbirth often choose to wear an IUD for contraception, but no matter what kind of IUD is chosen, after a certain period of time, the IUD must be removed, so when is the IUD appropriate?

The IUD should be taken out, preferably within three to seven days after the menstrual period is clean, and if women of childbearing age plan to get pregnant, it is best to remove the IUD six months or a year in advance; If it is a menopausal woman, it is generally most appropriate to take the ring within 6 months to a year after menopause, and the removal of the ring too early or too late will have an impact on the body.

Generally speaking, the metal IUD can be placed in the uterus for 20 years, the silicone V-ring can be stored for 7 to 10 years, and the copper sleeve T-ring can be placed for 10 to 15 years. If it is a postmenopausal woman, the removal of the ring is too late, and the removal will increase the difficulty of the operation due to uterine atrophy.

Within 3 to 7 days after menstruation, the endometrium is thinner, in order to avoid and reduce bleeding, it is better to take the IUD or the IUD at this time, and it can also avoid trouble, which means that the fertilized egg has been implanted in the endometrium when the IUD is applied.

The IUD can be removed when the period of insertion has expired; The IUD can be removed when part of it falls off to the cervix; Perforation occurs in the uterus when the IUD is inserted, and the IUD can be removed before it has entered the abdominal cavity; If there is heavy menstrual flow or irregular bleeding, ** there is no obvious improvement, you can consider taking the ring; Complicated by acute pelvic inflammatory disease, or malignant tumors of the cervix and uterine body, the ring should be removed if the group does not improve.

In order to avoid getting pregnant again and maintain a good quality of sexual life, women who have had a history of childbirth often choose to wear an IUD for contraception, but no matter what kind of IUD is chosen, after a certain period of time, the IUD must be taken out, so when is the IUD appropriate?

After taking the IUD, we should pay attention to rest for one or two days, and prohibit sexual life for two weeks, so as not to bring harm to the endometrium and uterus, and pregnancy at this time is not conducive to fetal development and growth; After the removal of the ring, there may be bloody leucorrhea or **a small amount of bleeding, which will disappear naturally after a day or two, which is caused by the endometrium and endocervical endometrium when the ring is removed, which is a normal phenomenon, and if the bleeding is excessive or the bleeding time is long, it should be carried out in time**.

The IUD must be taken out, and you should pay attention to these two time periods, otherwise it will be harmful to the body.

Hello, the time to remove the ring is generally 3-5 days after the menstrual period is clean, and taking the ring before menstruation is easy to cause endometrial damage and prolonged bleeding time. In your case, if you have removed the ring now, the main thing is to prevent infection, and you can get pregnant after your next menstrual cramp if there is no abnormal bleeding and abdominal pain. Hope mine helps you!

It can be taken 3-7 days after the menstrual period is clean, if you plan to have a baby, it is recommended to wait for a period of time, although you can get pregnant after the second cycle of the IUD, but it is best to take it three months before pregnancy (2-3 normal menstrual cycles) and then conceive, so as to give the endometrium a recovery time, which is conducive to eugenics. Regardless of the length of time to release the ring, it is different.

After taking the "IUD", women must remember three major points and take care of themselves from diseases.