What kind of ring is not harmful to the body?

IUD insertion is a common contraceptive method for many women. It can effectively achieve the effect of safe contraception, but it also has certain harm to the female body. Generally speaking, you need to choose an IUD that suits you and made of better materials. After the insertion, you can observe your body and menstruation more, and you also need to pay more attention to hygiene.

What kind of ring is harmless to the body?

There is no absolute degree of harm for IUDs, only relative suitability. Depending on each person's situation, you can choose an IUD that is more suitable for you.

First, choose a suitable IUD based on each person's cervical and uterine conditions. With the development of our society, the number of people who have children late and are DINKs is increasing. There is overnutrition after pregnancy, obesity among pregnant women, more macrosomia, and more surgical deliveries. These women are generally not in labor, their cervical opening is not dilated, and the cervix is ​​tough when the IUD is inserted. At the same time, the cervix and uterine cavity of surgical births sometimes have morphological abnormalities, which increase the difficulty of inserting the IUD. In this case, we generally choose a ring with an IUD inserter, which is easier to succeed. This type of IUD is also more suitable for people who want to have the IUD inserted for a short time, generally about five years, and no longer than ten years. However, for women with good cervical elasticity who want to prevent pregnancy for a longer period of time, a metal single ring can also be chosen.

Secondly, regarding the timing of IUD insertion, different IUDs have their own advantages and disadvantages, and each person is different.

A metal single ring can be used for more than ten years, but an IUD with a tail thread (such as the "T" ring, the Maternal IUD, the IUD, etc.) is generally used between 5 and 10 years, which is relatively short.

Finally, the issue of side effects of different contraceptive rings. Generally, metal single rings have smooth edges, so the bleeding rate after insertion is usually lower and the usage time is longer. However, if the uterine cavity shape is not good, the contraceptive device will move downward more often. "T"-shaped rings with tail threads and contraceptive ingredients have a relatively high contraceptive success rate, but this type of contraceptive ring has the characteristics of short usage time, abdominal pain, and irregular vaginal bleeding.