What are the causes of Iud bleeding?

A small amount of light bleeding IUD is usually normal for several days immediately after Iud insertion. For most women, this bright bleeding is actually just slight spots and it should most disappear within two or three days. Some women could also notice a certain spotted between periods during the first few months of using IUD. In addition, the heavier menstrual periods are also common for the first few months after the insertion of IUD. If there is severe bleeding to IUD shortly after the doctor has been introduced IUD, it is likely that the uterus has been pierced IUD during insertion.

Almost all IUD types cause some minor bleeding after originally introduced. This light of bleeding or stains should not be worrying unless it is intensified to the extent that it is similar to the bleeding that experiences during the menstrual period or worse. If IUD bleeds do not disappear within three or fewer days, the woman should return to see her doctor to confirm this correctly.

It may take several months to get used to IUD, and for this reason some women bleed for a while after the first time they get their IUD. This bleeding is usually not serious and many women describe it as mild spots. After three out of four months, most women report that their bleeding disappeared between periods and that their menstrual periods are much lighter than before they got their IUD.

In addition to occasional mild Iud bleeding, IUD can also cause a difficult menstrual period during the first few months of use. A small percentage of women state that the first three or four periods that have their IUD are much worse than usual, and some women even think that they will eliminate their IUD because they cannot deal with excess bleeding. In most cases, severity haemorrhage decreases after several months and no other problems related to the menstrual cycleEm while IUD is in place.

Very serious bleeding, which occurs immediately after the introduction of IUD, is almost always associated with the injection of the uterus. Inserting IUD may be difficult for some doctors because it must be done very carefully at the right angle. When I am incorporated IUD, IUD can pierce the uterus. The uterine puncture usually causes serious bleeding, which can be much worse than what is commonly experienced during the menstrual period. Doctors usually have to remove IUD if this happens and recommends their patients to return in a few weeks to re -introduce to give the time of puncture to heal.