8 Best Times to Go to the Ring

　　The intrauterine device is placed in the uterine cavity of women of childbearing age and achieves the purpose of contraception through mechanical stimulation and chemical interference. It does not inhibit ovulation or affect ovulation. female Endocrine system, thus avoiding the adverse reactions of general medical contraception.

　　There are several suitable times for inserting an IUD:

　　1. The placenta is placed immediately after delivery during labor and cesarean section. The advantage is that delivery and placement of the IUD are completed at the same time, avoiding secondary surgery.； The disadvantage is the high shedding rate. If the water breaks for more than 12 hours, labor is delayed, and vaginal operations such as surgical delivery, placenta removal by hand, etc., can easily cause infection, so it is not suitable to insert an IUD. If the placenta is suspected to remain, it is best not to insert an IUD due to the possibility of bleeding. Classical cesarean section, because Uterus The incision is located in the body of the uterus, and the IUD can easily become incarcerated through the incision or penetrate the uterine wall into the abdominal cavity. Generally, it is not inserted.； Even if it needs to be placed, it must be above the county level Hospital conduct.

　　2. Place it after sexual intercourse (after sexual intercourse). Women who are worried about pregnancy because they did not take contraceptive measures after sexual intercourse, or because of an accident with contraceptive measures (such as a broken condom), and who plan to take long-acting birth control measures, can insert a copper-containing active IUD within 72 hours.

　　3. Second trimester pregnancy Postpartum Placement: Immediately after the second trimester of pregnancy without transvaginal surgery, such as abdominal puncture of the amniotic cavity to induce labor with Rivanol. fetus After delivery, it is placed during uterine curettage surgery. Generally speaking, the shedding rate of IUDs placed after induction of labor in the second trimester is high, even 5 to 10 times higher than those placed after early abortion. Therefore, IUDs cannot be placed if there is suspected tissue residue in the uterine cavity, potential infection, or vaginal induction of labor with a water bag or other drugs.

　　4. 42 days after delivery and lactation period amenorrhea If pregnancy is ruled out and uterine contractions have recovered well, lochia has been clean for more than 5 days, and there is no uterine cavity or perineal infection, an IUD can be placed to reduce pregnancy during lactation. However, because the myometrium is fragile and thin, care must be taken when placing it to avoid perforation.

　　5. Patients who undergo cesarean section should be placed after half a year. 》》》  world7The most popular method of detoxification

　　6. If the IUD expires without any symptoms, it can be replaced immediately after removal.

　　7. Placement during menstrual cycle: It is generally more appropriate to place it within 3 to 7 days after menstruation, because there is a chance of pregnancy during this time.

　　very small； Moreover, the endometrium is in the proliferative stage and is thinner, so there is less chance of damage and bleeding after placement. In foreign countries, there is also the option of inserting the device during menstruation. Therefore, the possibility of pregnancy before device insertion can be eliminated at this time, and the cervix is ​​loose, making it easy to operate. It can also avoid the psychological burden of another uterine bleeding after insertion.

　　8. Immediate placement after artificial abortion: Immediate placement after artificial abortion or forceps and curettage. At this time, the cervix is ​​loose and a second operation can be avoided. Some studies have shown that compared with placement during the menstrual cycle, the complications of infection and bleeding did not increase, and the pregnancy and shedding rates were also very similar. However, you must make sure that the contents of the uterine cavity are completely cleared, there is not much bleeding, and the uterus contracts well before it can be placed. If there is irregular vaginal bleeding before surgery. If there is heavy bleeding during the operation, poor uterine contraction or the suspicious uterine cavity contents are not completely cleared, wait until the next menstruation before inserting the tube.

　　Although there are various placement times mentioned above, the most common ones are placed within 3 to 7 days after menstruation.