What Should I Know About Pregnancy after an IUD?

IUD placement is a surgical method for women's birth control. Intrauterine device (IUD) is the main method of birth control in China. Because of its simplicity, economy, safety, and good reproducibility, it has been accepted by Chinese women. The types of contraceptive devices are constantly updated in order to find new and safer methods with better contraceptive effects and lower side effects. There are dozens of practical IUDs in China.

Intrauterine device placement

IUD placement is a surgical method for women's birth control. Intrauterine device (IUD) is the main method of birth control in China. Because of its simplicity, economy, safety, and good reproducibility, it has been accepted by Chinese women. The types of contraceptive devices are constantly updated in order to find new and safer methods with better contraceptive effects and lower side effects. There are dozens of practical IUDs in China.

Chinese name

Intrauterine device placement

Suitable

Women

Purpose

Birth control

Attributes

Surgical methods

Features

Simple, economical, safe and recoverable

Classification

Inactive intrauterine device

Dozens of different types and beginnings of IUDs are in use around the world. New types of IUDs are constantly being developed. Despite their different shapes, they can be roughly divided into two categories:

1. Inert IUD: made of inert materials such as metal, plastic, silicone,

Where

1. The following placement time should be used with caution: Placed within 48 hours after delivery is easy to fall off; Placed within 48 hours to 4 weeks after delivery to increase the possibility of perforation and infection of the uterus; Placed after induction of labor in the second trimester, easy to fall off.

2. Placement of non-parturients under the age of 20 may increase the risk of shedding.

3. Patients with a history of hypertension who cannot measure blood pressure frequently or whose blood pressure exceeds 180 / 120mmHg, or patients with vascular disease can use copper IUD.

4. With or without diabetes, whether with or without vascular disease, dependence on insulin, or with kidney, retina, nervous system disease, or diabetes history> 20 years, you can use copper IUD, mainly to prevent infection after surgery.

5. Patients with ischemic heart disease or history, stroke, and hyperlipidemia should use LNG-IUD with caution, because they may lack the androgen effect and affect HDL levels.

6. Patients with complications of heart valve disease should be used with caution. When placed, prophylactic antibiotics should be given to prevent endocarditis.

7, severe headache or migraine, with or without focal neurological symptoms, should be used with caution LNG-IUD, because it may increase headache.

8. Elderly menorrhagia or menstrual period, IUD with copper may increase bleeding, so it should be used with caution.

9. IUD cannot be placed in patients with unexplained vaginal bleeding, but for those who have been placed with IUD, the cause of bleeding can be further diagnosed and not removed for the time being. After the diagnosis is confirmed, the IUD should be left.

10. For patients with breast disease, IUD with copper can be placed before the diagnosis is clear. LNG-IUD should be used with caution. If you have breast cancer, LNG-IUD should not be used.

11. Patients with cervical epithelial metaplasia should use LNG-IUD with caution.

12. There are situations that increase the risk of STD, such as multiple sexual partners. ^[1]

The normal time is 3 to 7 days after menstruation. It is safe and feasible for the Shanghai IUD Collaboration Group to promote Sheung Wan in 6 periods, including:

1. Delivery time.

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Take the copper T-type contraceptive device as an example:

1.Drain

Most are related to the technical proficiency of the operator, the size of the IUD selected and the materials made. Subjects with excessively loose uterine openings, excessive physical labor, excessive size, and excessive menstruation after IUD placement may also cause IUD shedding. The IUD is not placed on the bottom of the uterus or the IUD is too small. It is located below or on one side of the uterine cavity. IUD ectopic and uterine malformations, placement during lactation can lead to pregnancy with a device. If she repeatedly falls off or is pregnant with a device, she should be advised to switch to another method of contraception.