For couples who do not plan to have a baby, it is very important to do a good job of contraception. Many female friends in daily life choose to use intrauterine devices for contraception, which is relatively safer. There are also many types of rings, some of which require replacement. So, when is the best season to take the ring?
Generally speaking, the time for women to have an intrauterine device (IUD) removed is not closely related to the season, but rather to their own physical condition. If they want to have a baby, they can start removing the IUD in the first half of pregnancy. Within about a week before the IUD removal, women should not have sexual intercourse with their spouse, and a B-ultrasound examination should be performed before the IUD removal. The external genitalia should be kept clean to avoid infection. At the same time, starting one week before removing the ring, female friends are advised not to engage in high-intensity physical labor to ensure greater safety.
Female friends should not have sexual intercourse within two weeks after the removal of the intrauterine device, otherwise it is easy to cause infections inside the uterine cavity, and the cleaning of the external genitalia must be done well. Because during the process of removing an intrauterine device, the endometrium of the female uterus may leave a wound and cause a small amount of bleeding, it is important to take precautions to prevent infection.
Pregnancy cannot begin immediately after removing the intrauterine device (IUD), and it usually takes three to six months to recover the uterus, making it safer during the next pregnancy. After adjusting your body, you can prepare for pregnancy and do a good job in eugenics.
