The contraceptive ring is a common method of contraception and also a relatively safe measure among contraceptive methods. With the opening of the two child policy, many families also want to have a second child. Women who have previously implanted contraceptive rings can prepare to have a second child by removing them. After removing the contraceptive ring, there needs to be a transition period, and pregnancy cannot be achieved immediately. What if you have sex 11 days after removing the ring?
What should I do if I have had sexual intercourse for 11 days
This situation can be observed. It is generally better to wait for two weeks after removing the intrauterine device before having sex, as premature removal can easily lead to intrauterine infection. Avoid spicy and stimulating foods, and have a light diet.
What will happen if we have sex for 11 days after getting the ring removed
After removing the ring, sexual activity is generally prohibited for two weeks, and it is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse. During sexual intercourse, it can lead to bacterial infections and vaginal bleeding.
Pay attention to observation, and usually use anti infective drugs after symptoms appear. After removing the intrauterine device (IUD), sexual activity is generally prohibited for two weeks to avoid infection that can lead to inflammation, such as endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and pelvic inflammatory disease. These are not to be ignored.
The best time to remove an intrauterine device (IUD) is within 3-7 days after the end of menstruation, which can reduce bleeding. After removing the ring, rest for 1 day and refrain from sexual activity and basin bathing for 2 weeks to prevent infection. It is recommended to take oral anti-inflammatory drugs.
In summary, the issue of having sexual intercourse after 11 days of ring removal is not significant and is something that many people do not shy away from. Experts point out that after removing the contraceptive ring, women generally need to go through a one to three month preparation period, which is beneficial for the normal ovulation of the fallopian tubes and the adjustment of various physical functions, and can also prepare women for pregnancy and strengthen their physical fitness.
