Why is there infertility after removing the ring? Beware of these factors

Now that the second-child policy has been opened, many families have chosen to have a second child. The first thing they do is to remove the IUD. However, some women become infertile after the removal of the IUD. This is related to personal constitution, improper operation during IUD insertion, and uterine lesions.

1. The reason why women become infertile after removing the IUD is related to each woman’s individual physique. Therefore, if you plan to get pregnant again after removing the IUD, you should remove it in advance, because women need a period of rest after removing the IUD, at least 2-3 months, but it also varies from person to person. Some women need to rest for half a year to a year after removing the IUD before getting pregnant. This will not only be beneficial to the health of the women themselves, but also help the baby's growth.

2. There are reasons why women do not get pregnant after having their IUD removed. No matter how long the IUD is in place, it will more or less damage and affect the endometrial tissue. If you plan to get pregnant too early after having your IUD removed, it will also be detrimental to the growth and development of the embryo or fetus, so women must pay attention.

3. In addition, female infertility after IUD removal is also related to improper operation during the IUD removal surgery. For example, due to insufficient aseptic operation, bacteria enter the uterus when the contraceptive ring is placed, or bacteria ascend along the nylon thread of the contraceptive ring and infect the uterus. In addition, after the ring is placed, the menstrual volume increases, the bleeding time is prolonged, and the cervical mucus plug disappears, which makes it easy for bacteria to reproduce and invade. All of these can cause female infertility to a certain extent.

Since the contraceptive ring placed in the uterine cavity can cause aseptic inflammatory response in the endometrium, proliferation of white blood cells and macrophages, changes in uterine fluid, etc., in this case, it can destroy the embryonic kinase, making fertilization difficult, and thus causing women to become infertile.