Generally, women choose to use the intrauterine device (IUD) as a contraceptive method, which causes less harm to the body and has a better contraceptive effect. Generally, the IUD can be worn for several years without any pain. Is it painful to remove the intrauterine device (IUD) when trying to conceive?
If a woman wears an intrauterine device for a relatively short period of time, within five years, it is generally not painful to remove the device. If the IUD is worn for a long time, it may adhere to the female endometrium, causing some pain during removal. Nowadays, there are also painless ways to remove an intrauterine device, such as administering anesthesia, so that women will not feel any pain.
There are many precautions to be taken when removing an intrauterine device (IUD), which should be done about five days after the end of menstruation and complete cleanliness. At this time, the female body will also be examined, such as blood routine, vaginal discharge, etc. Ultrasound examination may also be performed to accurately determine the position and type of the IUD. If a woman has inflammation, it is necessary to treat the disease before removing the IUD to avoid infection.
After removing the intrauterine device, women may experience discomfort in their lower back and bleeding in their genital area. In recent days, doctors will administer anti-inflammatory drugs and take medication on time. Afterwards, women need to observe the amount of bleeding in their genital area. If the bleeding lasts for too long, more than half a month, and there is abdominal pain, then they need to go to the hospital. After removing the IUD, it is necessary to clean the external genitalia daily and pay attention to changing underwear frequently.
