Will I get pregnant if the IUD moves downward?

If the IUD moves down due to the wrong model, too much menstrual flow, or other reasons, it may lead to pregnancy. Therefore, after the contraceptive ring moves down, wait for the menstruation to end and go to the hospital to remove the contraceptive ring and replace it with a new one. As long as the contraceptive ring moves down, it may lead to pregnancy, so as long as it moves down, you must replace the contraceptive ring in time.

1. The IUD should be placed close to the bottom of the uterus. If the menstrual blood volume is heavy, the IUD model is not appropriate, or other reasons cause the IUD to move down, it may lead to pregnancy. Guidance: If the position of the IUD moves downward, it is likely to lead to contraceptive failure. Therefore, it is recommended that the IUD should be removed after the menstruation is over when the position moves downward, and the IUD should be replaced after the next menstruation is over.

2. Inappropriately sized IUDs are prone to fall off and shift, which may compress the endometrium and cause local tissue necrosis and inflammatory reactions. This can lead to adverse reactions such as menorrhagia, prolonged menstruation, shortened menstrual cycle, or irregular vaginal bleeding after placement of the IUD.

3. If you have persistent vaginal bleeding or pelvic inflammatory disease, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. If the symptoms do not improve significantly after treatment, you should remove the IUD and choose other contraceptive methods. If you find that you have stopped menstruating after having the IUD inserted, you should also seek medical attention promptly to determine whether you are pregnant.