How to abort pregnancy with IUD

Pregnancy with an IUD is very common in daily life. Many people do not know whether they should remove the IUD first and then have an abortion. In fact, they can usually be done at the same time. Moreover, if a woman with an IUD wants to terminate the pregnancy, for the sake of her own health, it is best to choose abortion rather than medical abortion. The best time to do it is within three months of pregnancy, otherwise it will increase the risk of surgery and cause great harm to the body.

1. How to perform abortion when pregnant with an IUD

How to get an abortion when conceiving with an IUD? For those who conceived with an IUD and want to terminate their pregnancy, it is best to choose abortion. If you choose medical abortion, you can only expel the embryo, but not the displaced ring. The abortion is not clean and the embryonic tissue may not be completely expelled. A second uterine curettage will be required, which is very harmful to the female body.

Abortion within three months of pregnancy will cause less harm to the human body. If you conceive with an IUD, you should choose to have an abortion within three months to terminate the pregnancy, and the IUD should be removed at the same time.

In order to avoid pregnancy during the IUD insertion, proper care should be taken after the IUD insertion to prevent the occurrence of pregnancy during the IUD insertion. Generally, you should go to the hospital for a check-up once after your period ends in the first month after the IUD is inserted, and again after 3 months. If the position of the IUD is normal, you should generally go to the hospital for a check-up every 1-2 years to ensure that the IUD has not fallen off in order to achieve the contraceptive effect.

2. If you get pregnant with an IUD, do you need to remove it first and then have an abortion?

Generally speaking, IUD removal and abortion can be performed at the same time, there is no need to do them separately. If the IUD is displaced, it will lose its contraceptive effect, which may lead to an unexpected pregnancy. Most IUDs have an impact on the intrauterine environment.

Suggestions: If you get pregnant with an IUD, the child may have developmental abnormalities. In this case, it is best to have an abortion and remove the IUD at the same time.

3. Treatment recommendations

You can choose an abortion method that causes the least harm to your body. Currently, the safest abortion technology is superconducting visual painless abortion, which has the characteristics of preserving the uterus, being painless, and not affecting fertility. It is most suitable for unmarried and childless women or women who want to conceive.

Opinion and suggestion: Superconducting visual painless abortion is a painless artificial abortion performed under accurate B-ultrasound positioning. The operation is accurate, causes little damage to the endometrium, and has a fast postoperative recovery. It can effectively avoid the occurrence of complications such as uterine perforation, incomplete uterine aspiration, and missed aspiration.