Contraception: Choose the correct birth control ring

　　IUD contraception may fail due to detachment

　　The birth control ring has a certain failure rate for contraception. This failure is mostly caused by "detachment", that is, the birth control ring is expelled from the body on its own from the uterine cavity. "Decirculation" is mostly related to the user's cervical relaxation, so these women should choose the IUD carefully. You can try the love ring. The ring body is V-shaped and consistent with the shape of the uterine cavity. The stent is made of memory alloy, which has good compliance and is not easy to deform. The two ends are made of copper particles and are not easy to fall off. Another feature of this ring is that it has no tail filament, which reduces the incidence of reproductive tract infections and discomfort during sexual life. Of course, the one with the lowest ring detachment rate is the Genie ring imported from Belgium. It looks like a miniature chain and consists of six copper sleeves threaded through polypropylene surgical sutures. Because the entire ring body has no stent, its shape is relatively free and can change with the uterine cavity. At the same time, one end of the ring is embedded in the uterine wall muscle layer, so the shedding rate is low.

　　Medicated intrauterine device

　　In addition, some women usually have heavy menstrual flow but want to use an IUD. What should they do? It is best to choose a medicated IUD. This birth control ring is imported from Germany. Its appearance is the same as the new body 380 "ring". The difference is that its longitudinal wall is surrounded by a cylinder containing medicine (contraceptive pill). Once this birth control ring is placed in the uterine cavity, the medicine in the pill cylinder will be slowly released in small doses and only acts on the inside of the uterine cavity without affecting any system of the body. While significantly reducing menstrual blood volume, it also avoids the adverse reactions of general birth control pills. Since the entire ring does not contain copper components, women with metal allergies can also try it.

　　In short, there are many types of IUDs. All female friends must be informed before "getting the IUD" and try to choose a ring that suits you to avoid unnecessary troubles.

　　The latest research suggests that nulliparous women are also suitable for IUD placement. “"Ring" is the common name for intrauterine contraceptive ring. It is an efficient, safe, economical and reversible method of contraception. About 50% of women of childbearing age in my country use intrauterine devices for contraception, but most of the users are multiparous women.

　　Precautions after inserting the IUD

　　A small amount of vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal discomfort may occur after the IUD is inserted. This is normal and there is no need to worry. However, if there is a significant increase in circulation that exceeds menstrual flow, it may be serious stomach ache , increased leucorrhea, odor, fever, etc. You should see a doctor at any time；

　　Avoid sexual intercourse and bathing in the tub for 2 weeks after surgery, and keep the vulva clean；

　　Rest for 2 days after surgery and do not do heavy physical labor for 1 week；

　　Within 3 months after placement, attention should be paid to whether the intrauterine organ has prolapsed, especially during menstruation or defecation.

　　Regular review is very important to ensure the contraceptive effect of the intrauterine device. Once every 1-3 months, 6 and 12 months after surgery, and once a year thereafter until removal or discontinuation, see a doctor at any time under special circumstances.

　　What should I do if I have abdominal pain after inserting the IUD?

　　After implantation, follow-up should be carried out regularly, and those with symptoms should be treated carefully Gynecology Check, and if necessary, do B-ultrasound and X-ray examination to observe the position and shape of the IUD. If you find that the position of the IUD has dropped, you can gently push it up under disinfection and aseptic operation. Uterus end. If the IUD is too large and deformed, it can be removed and a suitable IUD inserted. If due to intrauterine infection or pelvic inflammatory disease If it is the case, it can be treated with antibiotics first. If some symptoms improve after regular treatment, you may consider removing the contraceptive device and switching to other contraceptive methods. If it has nothing to do with the birth control ring, other disease cause, we should do a good job of ideological explanation.