How to remove the ring when there is inflammation all the time

Gynecological inflammation is a common gynecological problem among women. For women, gynecological inflammation has a relatively large impact. For example, many women use intrauterine devices for contraception. So when removing the intrauterine device, if there is gynecological inflammation, then certain treatment is required before the intrauterine device can be removed. So, how do I remove the IUD if there is ongoing inflammation? This will be introduced below!

1. How to remove the ring if there is inflammation

If there is persistent gynecological inflammation, you should first take anti-inflammatory measures and then remove the IUD. However, if the menstrual period is prolonged, bleeding is heavy, leading to anemia and oral hemostatic drugs are ineffective, or if it causes back pain and abdominal pain that affect normal life. You can take anti-inflammatory drugs for one day and then remove the ring. After the IUD is removed, further anti-inflammatory treatment can be performed, and injection of cephalosporin antibiotics and levofloxacin injection can be chosen. After removing the IUD, you should avoid taking a bath, refrain from sexual intercourse, keep warm and avoid catching a cold.

2. Things to note after women have their IUD removed

1. Observe your physical condition. Carefully observe your physical condition after the IUD is removed. If you experience abnormal conditions such as fever, abdominal pain, or heavy bleeding, seek medical attention immediately.

2. Make sure to get more rest. After having the IUD removed, women should rest for a day before getting out of bed and moving around, and avoid strenuous activities such as doing heavy work.

3. Avoid sexual intercourse. You can have sexual intercourse at least 2 weeks after the IUD is removed.

4. Bathing in a tub is prohibited. Women should not take a bath in the tub for 2 weeks after the IUD is removed.

5. Take effective contraceptive measures. If you remove the IUD before menopause and do not want to get pregnant, you should take other contraceptive measures.

6. Keep the vulva clean. Wash the vulva with clean water every night, and avoid washing the vagina with your hands.

7. Pay attention to nutrition. To avoid excessive bleeding after removing the IUD, you can eat some blood-enriching foods, such as donkey-hide gelatin, red dates, angelica, etc.

3. The best time to remove the IUD

When is the best time to remove the ring? The best time to remove the IUD should be chosen according to different women. If a general woman of childbearing age needs to get pregnant, the best time to remove the IUD is 3-5 days after the menstruation ends, and it is best to do it half a year or one year in advance. If a menopausal woman needs to remove the IUD, it is generally most appropriate to remove the IUD within 6 months to one year after menopause. Removing the IUD too early or too late will have an impact on the body. If the contraceptive ring inserted into a woman's body has reached its expiration date or if there is obvious discomfort after the ring is inserted, the ring should be removed as soon as possible.

1. For women of childbearing age who plan to have their IUD removed to get pregnant, the best time to do so is six months or one year in advance.

2. For menopausal women, the best time to remove the IUD is within 6 months to 1 year after menopause.

3. If the IUD has expired, it should be removed promptly.

4. If you feel obvious discomfort after the IUD is inserted, remove it immediately.