After giving birth to a baby, many women choose to place an intrauterine device (IUD) in the uterus to achieve contraceptive effects. This method is very safe and effective, and has been sought after by many people. With the opening of the two child policy, women who want to have a baby again, how long can they prepare for pregnancy after removing the IUD?
1. Placing an intrauterine device (IUD) in a woman's uterus can cause irritation to the endometrium and entrance. During the removal process, if bleeding occurs, it may also lead to viral infection. After removing the IUD, the body needs to recover well in order to prepare for pregnancy. Generally, 2-3 months after the surgery is completed, couples should not have sexual intercourse or take a bath for half a month.
2. Regardless of the duration of the intrauterine device (IUD) insertion, it can cause certain damage and impact on the uterus. If pregnancy occurs, it is not conducive to the growth of the baby and may even cause defects. In order to achieve optimal fertility, it is important to choose the right time and wait until after three menstrual periods to conceive. During this period, women should take folic acid tablets orally to prevent potential congenital malformations and diseases in the baby.
3. During this period, both husband and wife should ensure a healthy diet. Men should also quit smoking and drinking, avoid prolonged socializing, and avoid staying up late. The body's organs can only be quickly repaired in a state of deep sleep. It is necessary to develop the good habit of sleeping on time every day. For underwear and bedding that are close to the body, they should be regularly replaced and cleaned, and exposed to sunlight to prevent them from being contaminated with mites and bacteria.
