In what situations can the ring be removed?

Family planning is our country's basic national policy. IUD insertion is a common contraceptive method for women of childbearing age in our country. It can effectively provide long-term contraception. However, after all, it is a foreign body in the body. Therefore, if various abnormal conditions occur after IUD insertion, the IUD should be removed. If it has reached its service life, it should also be removed in time.

Different types of rings have different service lives, some last longer and some last shorter. The IUD can provide long-term effective contraception, but it does not mean that the IUD must be kept in the body all the time. It should be removed when necessary. When the ring has reached its service life, it needs to be removed promptly to prevent it from deforming or becoming ineffective in the uterus. Some women are not suitable for IUD placement and may experience discomfort after the placement of the IUD. Usually, they may experience irregular vaginal bleeding and excessive menstruation. If anti-inflammatory drugs have no effect as an auxiliary treatment, the IUD needs to be removed in time.

When a woman reaches menopause, the ring needs to be removed in time, otherwise, leaving it in the body will affect the woman's health. IUD removal is the process of removing the IUD from the body through surgery. Currently, there are many ways to remove the IUD, the most common ones are the traditional IUD removal method and the minimally invasive and painless IUD removal method. However, the traditional IUD removal method has certain disadvantages. Therefore, minimally invasive and painless IUD removal is currently a more advanced method of IUD removal and is also a more commonly used method.

The specific time for removing the IUD should be determined according to the physical condition and actual situation of different people. When removing the IUD, it is recommended that you choose a minimally invasive and painless method to avoid psychological fear and physical discomfort. It will not have any effect on the female endocrine and reproductive system, nor will it affect normal sexual life, and will not have any effect on later pregnancy.