What is the cause of leucorrhea after IUD removal?

This situation occurs in patients who have leucorrhea after IUD removal. It may be caused by retrograde infection due to improper disinfection during the operation. It may also be related to diseases such as vaginitis or cervicitis, or it may be related to physiological factors.

1. Improper disinfection: IUD removal is a common minor surgery. If the patient chooses a small hospital or uses medical equipment that is not completely disinfected, bacteria and viruses will take the opportunity to invade during the operation, resulting in retrograde infection, and increased leucorrhea. You can take oral amoxicillin for treatment as prescribed by your doctor.

2. Vaginitis: Local damage is inevitable during the process of removing the IUD. If the patient already has vaginitis, various operations during the removal of the IUD will cause the vaginal resistance to gradually decrease. It will also be accompanied by microenvironment disorders, and the patient will have excessive leucorrhea. Metronidazole suppositories can be used for treatment.

3. Cervicitis: Cervicitis is a common gynecological disease. After the onset of the disease, symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge and yellow color will appear. If the ring is removed during the inflammation period, it may aggravate the condition and even cause symptoms such as abnormal leucorrhea secretion. It can be treated with Xiaomi Vaginal Effervescent Tablets.

4. Physiological factors: When the patient's hormone level changes, the characteristics of leucorrhea will gradually change, especially during ovulation or before and after menstruation. Leucorrhea will increase. This is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require special treatment. Pay attention to local hygiene.