The reason why contraceptive drugs go bad

We all know that nothing in the world is absolute. In our lives, many female friends choose to use contraceptive rings, thinking that it is a relatively safe method that will not affect the quality of sex life. However, placing contraceptive rings can also cause the contraceptive ring to move downward, which not only affects the pregnancy effect but also causes certain harm to the body. So what causes the contraceptive ring to move downward? Let us understand the reasons for the downward movement of the contraceptive ring.

The reasons for the downward movement of the contraceptive device are usually the following:

1. For female friends who have an IUD inserted during breastfeeding, after stopping breastfeeding, the uterus gradually returns to its original state, but the IUD that was originally inserted is relatively small, so it is easy for the IUD to move downward, fall off, or cause pregnancy with the IUD.

2. If the operator is not skilled and the ring is not placed at the fundus of the uterus, the IUD will move downward or fall off.

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3. The female's own conditions are not suitable for IUD insertion, such as loose cervix, severe cervical erosion, uterine malformation, septate uterus, bicornuate uterus, unicornuate uterus, etc., which can easily lead to the IUD moving downward, falling off, and becoming pregnant with the IUD.

4. Excessive menstrual flow after insertion, heavy work during menstruation, etc. may also cause the IUD to move downward or fall off.

5. If a female friend is having an IUD inserted for the first time, the uterus will be sensitive to the IUD and will contract, causing the IUD to move downward or even be expelled.

6. The downward movement of the IUD is also related to factors such as its material, weight, shape, size, and texture. For example, a single metal ring is more likely to move downward and fall off than a plastic ring with a plastic frame in the center, a mixed ring, or a uterine-shaped ring. If the ring is too large, it will stimulate uterine contraction, causing the IUD to move downward or fall off. Conversely, if the ring is too small, it will also easily cause the IUD to move downward, lead to pregnancy with the ring, or cause it to fall off.

By understanding the reasons for the downward movement of the contraceptive ring, we must pay great attention to it in our daily lives and get the best prevention. At the same time, we must pay more attention to rest when the contraceptive ring is just placed, and we must wait until the body is fully recovered before having sexual intercourse. At the same time, after the contraceptive ring is placed, we must go to the hospital for physical examinations regularly, and don't always think that nothing will happen after the contraceptive ring is placed.