If women with contraceptive rings plan to conceive, they need to remove the intrauterine device. Although women know that having an intrauterine device (IUD) can achieve contraceptive effects, sometimes they are not very clear about how long it is appropriate to conceive after removing the IUD. So, is it easy to get pregnant just after removing the IUD?
There is a possibility of pregnancy for women who engage in sexual intercourse after removing the intrauterine device (IUD), but whether it is easy to conceive depends on the individual's physical condition, as well as whether the menstrual cycle is regular, ovulation is normal, and other factors. These factors can all affect whether it is easy to become pregnant after removing the IUD. And the process of removing the intrauterine device may also cause some damage to the uterus and cervix, so it may have a temporary impact on pregnancy.
After removing the intrauterine device, the female body needs to go through a period of recovery and adjustment before it is suitable for pregnancy. In most cases, it is recommended that women recuperate for three months after taking out the ring, and then conduct corresponding examinations to determine whether they have reached the good conditions for pregnancy preparation. If the indicators of physical function are good, then pregnancy preparation is a more appropriate time.
And one month after the removal of the intrauterine device, it is necessary to promptly go to the hospital for a follow-up examination to determine the health condition of the body after removal. In addition, during the period of recuperation after taking the ring, we should pay attention to physical exercise and increase diet nutrition. This can lay a solid foundation for future pregnancy preparation.
