What should I do if I always have back pain after having an IUD inserted?

There are many reasons why women do not want to get pregnant. People will choose many contraceptive methods. Wearing an IUD is very common, but there are many common problems with wearing an IUD, and everyone should pay attention to it. After the IUD is inserted, women have different conditions and there are many different symptoms. In many cases, the discomfort of the body will affect women's normal daily life. What should I do if I always have back pain after the IUD is inserted?

What should I do if I always have back pain after having an IUD inserted?

If you feel pain in your lower back after having an IUD inserted, it may be related to the placement of the IUD and is a side effect of the placement. Within one year after the placement of the IUD, side effects such as increased bleeding, prolonged bleeding duration, shortened cycle time, irregular bleeding, excessive leucorrhea, back pain and abdominal distension may occur, especially within three months.

Some women will experience soreness and discomfort in the lower abdomen or lower back after the ring is placed. This is because the contraceptive ring placed in the uterus is a foreign body to the uterus, especially when it is slightly larger or located lower. The uterus contracts to expel the foreign body, causing uterine contraction pain. Generally, this type of symptom will be relieved within a week after the IUD is inserted. It is recommended to keep the vulva clean to prevent infection.

What should I pay attention to after inserting the IUD?

The IUD is a contraceptive method that is simple to insert and remove, has reasonable safety, and does not affect the sexual life of the couple. It is one of the most common contraceptive methods for women of childbearing age in my country. You need to rest appropriately after inserting the IUD. After the ring is just put in place, the cervix is ​​relatively loose and the ring is easy to fall off, so you need to rest for two days after the ring is put in. It is not suitable to do physical labor or participate in high-intensity activities within a week. When going to the toilet, try to avoid holding your breath too hard to prevent the ring from coming off due to a sudden increase in abdominal pressure.

Maintain hygiene. Ring placement is a surgical procedure. In order to prevent infection, keep the external vagina clean after the operation, wash the lower body with warm water every night, and change underwear. Within two weeks, sexual intercourse (this requires close cooperation from the man) and bathing in a tub (but showering or sponge bathing is allowed) are strictly prohibited to maintain vaginal hygiene and avoid cross infection.

Pregnancy happens to many people. In order to avoid pregnancy, everyone should pay attention. Choosing to wear an IUD is the choice of many people. Once you feel uncomfortable, you should pay attention and go to the hospital for contraception if necessary. It is very common to have an IUD. If you feel any discomfort, don't miss it. You should go to a professional hospital for treatment. Having a good body is our wish.