The removal of an intrauterine device (IUD) is mainly aimed at women who use it for contraception. After getting an intrauterine device (IUD), women who need to become pregnant or reach menopause after a certain period of time may need to have their IUD removed. Getting an IUD is a very simple thing, and most people know that they cannot have sexual intercourse with their spouse before getting an IUD. So, can I still retrieve the ring after having sex before taking it out?
If you have sexual intercourse before removing the ring, you cannot remove it because there are two reasons. The first reason is that removing the ring after sexual intercourse increases the risk of infection. The second reason is that after sexual intercourse, delicate sperm may enter the female body. At this time, choosing to remove the ring may allow the sperm to combine with the egg, leading to pregnancy. So it is not allowed to take out the ring if the roommate comes before taking it out.
Before removing the ring, women need to make some preparations. These preparations include not being able to have sexual intercourse before removing the ring. This is not just about not being able to have sexual intercourse the day before getting the IUD removed. It is recommended that if you want to get the IUD removed, it is best to pay attention two or three days before. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to the time of removing the ring, which should be around three to seven days after the end of menstruation.
Although ring removal is a small surgery, there are still many precautions to be taken. Paying attention to these precautions can reduce the occurrence of infections and greatly ensure the safety of surgery. It is recommended to undergo a health check before removing the ring. If there is inflammation, the removal of the ring needs to be postponed.
