Note Not To Be Missed If You Are Or Are About To Use An Iud

IUD insertion is one of the contraceptive methods used by many women in both rural and urban areas. So how effective is the IUD? What should I be aware of when using an IUD to ensure its effectiveness and safety?
IUD and the effectiveness of the IUD
What is an IUD?
An IUD is a plastic or copper device inserted into a woman's womb to prevent an egg from implanting.
Contraception like?
The IUD prevents the sperm from meeting with the egg and prevents the egg implantation in the uterus to develop into a fetus.
The effect of the IUD
The benefit of an IUD is that it is effective at between 98 and 99%.
Contraceptive effect can be achieved immediately after insertion and lasts from 5 years to 10 years

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The IUD is a relatively durable, comfortable, easy-to-use, inexpensive and intrauterine device used for intrauterine devices.
Plastic contraceptive rings
Who should not use an IUD?
IUD is a relatively long term contraception. Therefore, if a woman is young or intends to give birth in a few years, another contraceptive method should be used;
Women who are suffering from gynecological infections need to be cured to put on the ring;
Women who are pregnant or suspect pregnancy should not have an IUD;
Women with a history of infection within 3 months or having sexually transmitted diseases may not have an IUD;
Women with breast cancer or genital malignancies are also not indicated for IUD insertion;
Women with congenital or secondary defects in the uterus and pelvis are also unsuitable for IUD insertion;
Women who have multiple sexual partners should also not use this method because the IUD does not prevent sexually transmitted diseases Or, it can also be used in combination with condoms to prevent infection.




Where to put the ring? What is the process like?
IUD insertion should be performed at specialized health facilities because the woman will have a gynecological examination before the insertion to ensure that there is no gynecological infection because it is not possible to follow the principle of insertion. pregnant if the woman is suffering from gynecological infections.
The procedure is very simple, taking only 5 to 10 minutes.
The best time for IUD insertion is right after the woman stops menstruating, 6 weeks after giving birth or immediately after the abortion (if any).
Do I have any side effects?
During and after IUD insertion, the woman may have a slight sense of contraction in the uterus.
The IUD can make the menstrual cycle longer, bleed more, have cramps during menstruation and may also produce more vaginal discharge.
There may be some mild health effects such as mild abdominal pain or headache
How long after having an IUD do I have a baby?
When a woman wants to give birth, the woman only goes to the health facility to have an experienced contraceptive removal by a doctor or midwife.




Almost all women who have had their IUD removed are likely to get pregnant again shortly thereafter or a few months later.
IUD does not affect the later pregnancy.
Copper IUD
Consultation of obstetricians
When should I put the ring?
Ask:
I have just given birth to a child for 1 year, because I want to have a family planning, I should go for an IUD but I do not know which time to go best, which cases do not have an IUD?
Please consult your doctor for help.
(N.T.H - Tuyen Quang)
Reply:
IUD or commonly known as IUD is one of the most commonly used contraceptive methods. Contraceptive effect can reach 99% if placed in the right place and do not move position during use.
It is also important to determine the appropriate time for you to use an IUD, as it will help you to increase the effectiveness of the IUD insertion, avoiding the side effects of the IUD.




Usually within 03 to 07 days after menstruation, it is best to have an IUD because there is little chance of getting pregnant during this time. Moreover, the endometrial membrane is a proliferative period, the membranes are relatively thin, after the insertion, the chances of injury and bleeding are less, and this is the time when the cervix should be soft. relatively easy operation.
However, not everyone can get an IUD. The following cases are not suitable for this method.
Pregnant or suspected pregnancy;
Post-abortion infection;
Have had pelvic inflammatory disease, sexually transmitted disease or had the disease within the previous three months;
Purulent cervicitis or a malignant disease of the genital tract, breast cancer ...



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Birth defects in the uterus or fibroids distort the uterus, pelvic tuberculosis ...
If you are pregnant or you are suspected of being absolutely pregnant, do not use an IUD
How long after pregnancy can I get pregnant again?
Ask:
I have a son more than 31 months old, I am planning to give birth to a second child.

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