8 types of women should not choose IUD for contraception

Although the insertion of an IUD is an effective, safe and convenient contraceptive tool, it should not be used if one has systemic diseases, reproductive organ malformations, genital tumors, reproductive tract inflammation, etc.

1. Systemic diseases:

People who suffer from serious heart, lung, liver, kidney and blood system diseases, such as heart failure, diabetes and severe anemia, or those in the acute stage of various diseases cannot have an IUD inserted.

2. Malformation of reproductive organs:

The IUD can only be inserted after the deformity has been treated.

3. Genital tumors:

Such as uterine fibroids, ovarian tumors, etc.

4. Genital tract inflammation:

Such as Trichomonas, fungal vaginitis, severe cervical erosion, acute or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease.

5. Excessive menstruation, heavy menstruation or spotting:

In this case, the adverse symptoms of menstruation need to be alleviated before the IUD can be inserted.

6. Uterine cavity size:

The IUD cannot be used if the uterine cavity is larger than 9cm or smaller than 5.5cm.

7. On the day of IUD insertion, if the body temperature exceeds 37.5 degrees:

The IUD should be inserted after the body temperature returns to normal.

8. Abnormal position of cervix and uterus:

If the cervix is ​​too loose, or there is severe laceration or uterine prolapse, the ring may easily fall off after insertion. IUD insertion can only be performed when these conditions are cured or under control.