Does it hurt to have the ring inserted?

The ring is actually a contraceptive ring placed in the woman's uterus to achieve the effect of nasal sinusitis. Compared with other contraceptive methods, IUD is a simple, safe and economical method. However, many women are afraid of having an IUD inserted because they are worried about the pain it will cause. So, does it hurt to have an IUD?

For women who have given birth, the vulva is looser than that of single women, and the pain of inserting an IUD into the uterus is less than that of single women. After a multiparous woman wears the ring, she may also feel uterine contractions, but they are generally not too obvious.

Of course, every woman's physical fitness is different, the symptoms after wearing the ring will be different, and the feeling of pain will of course be different. Some women will feel soreness in their bodies after getting an IUD, especially when the IUD is too large or placed too low. The uterus will contract in an attempt to expel the "foreign body", and women may feel a sense of heaviness and pain in their lower abdomen.

In order to avoid pain from wearing an IUD, women should choose an IUD that suits them before having the operation, and go to a reliable hospital for the operation to avoid postoperative pain due to poor doctor's skills.

What should I pay attention to after getting the ring?

1. Take a break

It is best to rest completely and stay in bed for 3 days after having the ring inserted to prevent the ring from falling off. Do not do heavy physical work or participate in high-intensity exercises within a week, and watering and jumping exercises are strictly prohibited within five weeks.

2. Pay attention to hygiene

Pay attention to the daily cleaning of the private parts, wash with warm water every day, change underwear frequently, you can take a shower and sponge bath, but you cannot take a sitting bath within four weeks to prevent infection with bacteria, and sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited within three weeks.

3. Pay attention to your health anytime and anywhere

Within 3 months after the ring is inserted, pay attention to whether the ring falls off at any time when urinating. A few days after the ring is inserted, there may still be a small amount of vaginal bleeding, back pain, lower abdominal discomfort, and excessive leucorrhea. These are all discomforts after the ring is inserted, and they will be relieved in the middle and late stages. If you have long-term abdominal pain, back pain, vaginal bleeding, or excessive menstrual flow, you should seek medical attention immediately. If it is determined that the ring is not suitable, it should be removed immediately.

4. Perform regular inspections

After having the IUD inserted, you need to go to the hospital regularly to check the condition of the IUD, within one month after the IUD is inserted and after your menstrual period; have a follow-up visit every six months or a year; and thereafter once a year.

5. Pay attention to supplementing nutrients and properly conditioning your body

Eating more iron-rich foods and legumes, and eating a healthy diet in a targeted manner can effectively regulate the body's condition and speed up recovery.