What is the chance of a woman getting pregnant with an IUD?

Pregnancy with an IUD is also called pregnancy with an IUD. This is the phenomenon of a woman getting pregnant after having an IUD inserted. Many women are worried about getting pregnant with an IUD and want to know what the probability of getting pregnant with an IUD is. Generally speaking, if the position of the ring is correct and has not changed, the chance of getting pregnant with the ring is very small.

1. Low probability

Although the chance of getting pregnant with an IUD is very small, it is often ignored by people, who think that there is nothing to worry about and everything is safe. In fact, there are many reasons that may lead to the failure of abortion, which is not only related to the female friend's personal body and daily life behavior, but also to the operation of the medical staff. For example: those who are in the early stage of wearing the IUD do not follow the doctor's instructions and have sexual intercourse too early and too frequently; some female friends' physical constitution is not compatible with the metal ring; there are problems with the IUD itself, such as deformation or cracking; improper operation by the medical staff, etc.

2. High success rate

The success rate of intrauterine devices is about 85%-90%, which means that the chance of getting pregnant after wearing the device is very small, but intrauterine pregnancy and ectopic pregnancy may occur after wearing the device. The consequences of pregnancy with an IUD are different from those of normal pregnancy, and the incidence of spontaneous abortion is higher. There are also many cases of pre- and postpartum bleeding, stillbirth, and premature birth. Although the incidence of malformations among babies born at full term with IUDs has not increased, most of them are accompanied by growth retardation, hypoxia, and low immunity. Therefore, it is advisable for women with IUD to terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible. The IUD can be removed at the same time as the pregnancy is terminated, the sooner the better.

3. Pay attention to check whether the ring falls off or moves.

Some women have loose cervixes, so it may be relatively easy for the blood to fall out during menstruation, so you should pay attention to whether it falls out with the blood clots. You should go to the hospital for regular check-ups, especially in the first three months, and pay special attention during your menstrual period. If there is nothing abnormal, you should have a follow-up check once a year. If you find it falling off or shifting, you must take other contraceptive measures in time to prevent unwanted pregnancy.