The two-child policy has made many women who have children and have undergone IUD want to have another child, but they don’t know if they can get pregnant again after having the IUD removed, so they are somewhat hesitant. So when can a woman get pregnant after having the ring removed? When is the best time to prepare for pregnancy after taking the ring? The editor of Babao.com will answer the questions for you.
When can I get pregnant after getting the ring?
Choose the best time to remove the IUD
Before removing the IUD, it is recommended to do an ultrasound to confirm the presence and position of the IUD. The best time to remove the ring should be within 3-7 days after the end of menstruation, without sexual intercourse and without inflammation.
There may be a small amount of bleeding after ring removal
There may be a small amount of vaginal bleeding or bloody leucorrhea after ring removal. This is because ring removal stimulates the endometrium and uterus. It is caused by the cervix and is a normal phenomenon. The length of bleeding varies from person to person. Some women stop bleeding in 2-3 days, but some women continue to bleed for 7-8 days. If bleeding continues for 7-8 days, you should go to the hospital for examination to rule out whether the endometrium is damaged or infected.
Have at least 2-3 menstrual periods before getting pregnant
Rest for 1-2 days after taking the ring, and prohibit sexual intercourse and sitz baths within 2 weeks to prevent pregnancy. Prevent infection. At the same time, pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva. If you need to get pregnant after taking the ring, it is generally best to wait for half a year to a year. If you are in a hurry to get pregnant, it is better to resume normal menstrual cycles at least 2-3 times, which is more conducive to eugenics. In the diet, you can eat foods with high protein content such as chicken, fish, and chicken milk. In addition, you can eat more blood-enhancing foods such as brown sugar, longan, red dates, and black beans.
What to do after ring removal to increase the chance of pregnancy
After taking the ring, first It is necessary to observe the vaginal bleeding. If the amount of bleeding after the operation is relatively small or it is bloody leucorrhea that disappears in one to two days, this is normal. Just pay attention to hygiene. However, if the amount of bleeding is relatively large and continues, Then you need to find a doctor for treatment.
In the week after the ring is removed, pay attention to rest and remember not to engage in strenuous exercise.You should not move, and you should not have sex for two weeks. You should pay attention to the cleanliness of the vagina but not take a bath.
After the ring is removed, you should eat a light diet. You don’t need to take any special Chinese medicine. You can nourish your body with brown sugar water, bone soup, soybean and pig trotter soup, and eat more fruits and vegetables, longan and red dates.
After retrieval, be careful not to have a baby right away, as this will not be good for the health of the fetus or the mother. If the menstrual period is normal, it will take at least three months to get pregnant. If the menstrual period is abnormal, it will take at least three months to get pregnant. , it will take longer, half a year or even a year. You cannot be too hasty in this matter. First, you must give time for the body to recover slowly. This will have a great effect on the mother\’s health and nurturing.
What is the reason why I cannot get pregnant immediately after taking the ring?
1. Intrauterine implants The IUD can cause a sterile inflammatory reaction in the endometrium, proliferate white blood cells and macrophages, change uterine fluid, and destroy ectokinin, making fertilization difficult. The IUD acts as a foreign body in the uterus and can interfere with the implantation of the fertilized egg, thus achieving the purpose of contraception. In addition, the copper contraceptive ring can also release copper, which is not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg and also affects the development of the embryo sac. And progestin-containing contraceptive rings can cause endometrial atrophy.
2. No matter how long the ring is inserted, the contraceptive ring, as a foreign body, will damage and affect the endometrial tissue to a greater or lesser extent, which is detrimental to the growth and development of the embryo or fetus and will cause harm to the newborn. If children suffer from defects, the consequences will be very bad. Therefore, it is recommended that women who have worn IUDs before planning a pregnancy should wait for a period of time before conceiving in order to give the endometrium a recovery time, which is beneficial to eugenics.
