How long after abortion can I get an IUD?

For a woman, having a baby is a big deal. But nowadays many young girls are blinded by love and get "winned" without realizing it. But I am still a child, how can I have another child? They can only choose abortion, but no matter how minimally invasive and painless the surgery is, it will leave great harm to women. After having an abortion, I always don’t want to have an unexpected pregnancy again. So how long after the abortion can I get an IUD inserted? Let’s take a look together.

In addition to traditional contraceptive methods such as condoms and birth control pills, most women choose to use IUDs as a contraceptive method. So how long after a miscarriage is it best to have an IUD inserted? First, let’s understand what the Sheung Wan is. The "ring" in IUD refers to the intrauterine device, which achieves the contraceptive effect through mechanical stimulation and chemical interference. The IUD will not affect the female endocrine system or normal ovulation, so it can reduce the side effects of birth control pills. It is more convenient to use than condoms and costs less.

Experts remind people not to rush to get an IUD after an abortion or childbirth. Because the opening of a woman's uterus is larger after an abortion, if an IUD is inserted immediately after delivery, the ring may be larger. Especially after the woman's uterus recovers, the ring may be too small or washed away by uterine bleeding, thus losing its contraceptive effect. Therefore, it is generally recommended that people do not have an IUD inserted directly after giving birth. It is best to wait until three days after the menstrual period ends before inserting the IUD.

So does this mean that every woman can achieve the effect of contraception by having an IUD inserted? Obviously that's not the case.

Suitable for women with IUD

Married, healthy women of childbearing age who want contraception: This requires women with normal menstrual patterns and good health, or women who cannot use contraceptive pills due to certain diseases, or women who are not suitable for other contraceptive methods can choose to use the IUD for contraception.

Women who are not suitable for IUD

Women with irregular menstruation, heavy menstrual flow, irregular vaginal bleeding, or unexplained fever after IUD insertion are not suitable for IUD insertion. Women with systemic diseases such as ovarian cancer, severe anemia, uterine fibroids, etc. are also not suitable for IUD insertion. Women with loose cervix or uterine prolapse are not suitable for IUD insertion.

The uterus is really important for women. Don't ruin your whole life just for the sake of temporary happiness. Take good care of yourself after an abortion and avoid causing secondary injuries. Having an IUD may be the best solution, but I still have to remind women to think carefully before doing this and not to blindly do things without knowing the consequences!