Can I remove the IUD after three days of intercourse?

There are certain precautions for removing the IUD. Generally, we cannot remove the IUD after sex, otherwise it will cause some abnormal conditions in the body. It takes a period of time after sex to remove the IUD. I believe many people don’t know the specific time, so some people have proposed that the IUD can be removed three days after sex. So, can the IUD be removed three days after sex?

Women are not allowed to have sex before removing the IUD, because removing the IUD will inevitably cause trauma to the uterus. If they have sex before removing the IUD, bacteria can easily enter the wound and cause infection.

Removing the IUD is an intrauterine operation. If you have had sex before, there is a possibility of pregnancy. Although the IUD is installed, if you are pregnant, removing the IUD is an inappropriate operation.

Therefore, you need to not have sex after your menstruation is over. On the third day, go to the hospital to check the normal leucorrhea. If it is normal, you can remove the IUD.

Removing an IUD is just a simple operation, just like inserting one. However, many women with poor psychological quality will inevitably feel a little nervous, anxious and uneasy. Before removing the IUD, you can listen to music to distract yourself or do deep breathing exercises to relieve tension and ensure a smooth operation.

Keep the vulva clean. Before removing the IUD, we should pay more attention to the cleanliness of the vulva to avoid infection before removal of the IUD and delay the removal of the IUD. Prohibition of couples from having sex

Before removing the IUD, we should avoid sexual intercourse to prevent sexual intercourse from stimulating the uterus and affecting the surgical process of removing the IUD.

Preparation work before removing the ring Choose a regular hospital

Before removing the IUD, you should learn more about better regular hospitals, and don't choose small, irregular clinics just to save money. In these places, there may be a possibility of improper disinfection of medical equipment or improper operation of doctors, which may easily lead to infection or disease after IUD removal.

When the IUD reaches the prescribed time, it should be removed in time to avoid losing its contraceptive effect in the uterus or causing deformation and damage to the endometrium. Generally, metal rings can be stored for about 20 years, silicone rubber V-rings can be stored for about 7 to 10 years, and copper sleeve T-rings can be stored for about 10 to 15 years.

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, and can do so within 3 to 5 days after the menstrual period ends.

Women who have been in menopause for more than 6 months or whose menstrual cycles have become longer should remove the ring in time to avoid uterine atrophy that makes it difficult for doctors to operate.

Check for inflammation and infection Before removing the IUD, you must first check whether you have any inflammation. If so, you must receive anti-infection treatment in time, and then perform the IUD removal surgery after the inflammation is cured.