There are many ways of contraception now, such as condoms, sterilization, and using intrauterine devices, among which condoms are the preferred method of contraception for many people. However, many women who have given birth will go to the hospital to wear an intrauterine device to prevent pregnancy. So, can I still get ectopic pregnancy after getting an IUD inserted?
Women who have an intrauterine device (IUD) inserted can still experience ectopic pregnancy because the principle of contraception is to change the environment inside the uterus, preventing the fertilized egg from implanting after reaching the uterus. However, it cannot prevent the fertilized egg from implanting in the fallopian tube. Once the fertilized egg implants in the fallopian tube, ectopic pregnancy is more likely to occur. Once a woman discovers this, she must promptly go to the hospital for examination to prevent any impact on her body.
When women experience irregular symptoms such as vaginal bleeding or menstrual cramps, especially those who have been using intrauterine devices for a long time, it is necessary to consider the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. Due to the prolonged placement of contraceptive devices, the likelihood of ectopic pregnancy increases.
Women must pay attention to personal hygiene and keep the genital area dry in daily life, because the genital area is prone to various gynecological diseases, and if not careful, they may suffer from other gynecological diseases. Women must take more contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse to reduce the risk of ectopic pregnancy, and there is no need to worry too much, just maintain a happy mood.
