How long is normal bleeding after IUD removal?

For women who use IUDs for contraception, they need to remove the IUDs in time after a certain period of time, otherwise it may cause adverse effects on the body. In addition, some women choose to remove the IUDs during the pregnancy preparation period after they are preparing to have a second child. Vaginal bleeding will occur to some extent after removing the IUDs. At this time, you should pay attention to medical care. At the same time, if you find that the bleeding lasts for too long, you should seek medical attention in time to avoid affecting your health.

The contraceptive ring is the most commonly chosen contraceptive method for many women who have given birth to one or two children after marriage. Its contraceptive effect is very good and has few side effects, so it is more popular among women. However, the contraceptive ring has a certain service life and needs to be replaced when the expiration date is reached. In addition, for women who want to get pregnant again and women in menopause, the contraceptive ring must be removed in time. Bleeding will occur after removing the contraceptive ring, which is normal. So how long is normal for bleeding to last after removing the IUD? What should you pay attention to after removing the IUD? Let's find out together.

Under normal circumstances, women will not experience any abnormal phenomena after removing the IUD, but there are some exceptions. Some women will experience bleeding after removing the IUD. This is normal as long as the bleeding is not heavy. Generally, there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding after removing the IUD, but there will be bloody leucorrhea, which will generally disappear on its own in a day or two. This is because the removal of the IUD stimulates the uterine wall and cervix. This is a normal phenomenon, but if there is excessive vaginal bleeding or bleeding for a long time, you should seek medical attention in time to identify the cause and then treat it.

Generally, there will be no problems if you go to a regular hospital to remove the IUD. You just need to pay attention to the medical care after removing the IUD, maintain daily cleanliness of the vagina, wash the vulva with warm water every day to avoid cold. At the same time, you should avoid sexual intercourse two weeks after removing the IUD. Take a shower when taking a bath, avoid bathing and sitting bath, so as to avoid infection and affect health and recovery. Note that you should eat more nutritious foods after removing the IUD, especially iron-rich foods, to avoid anemia caused by excessive menstrual flow.

It can be seen that women will have some bleeding after removing the IUD. Generally, the bleeding is not heavy. Some women only have bloody leucorrhea, and the bleeding time is not long. Generally, it will stop on its own in one or two days. Therefore, women do not need to worry. Of course, there will be some unexpected situations sometimes. If the bleeding time is long, you must be vigilant and seek medical attention in time to carry out blood circulation treatment in time to avoid causing greater impact on your health.