Post-IUD care

Bleeding after IUD removal If bleeding occurs after removing the IUD, these may be due to irritation and changes in the uterus and female reproductive system. However, any type of bleeding should be carefully monitored. The following is recommended: - **talking to the doctor** If the bleeding continues more or longer than usual, be sure to tell your doctor. He can guide you by examining and evaluating the issue. Your doctor may refer you to a reproductive specialist or other related specialty for further investigation and necessary tests. - **attention to the amount of bleeding** The type of bleeding is also important. If the bleeding is heavy, heavy, or discolored, accompanied by a bad odor or severe pain, this may be a sign of more serious problems. - **attention to accompanying symptoms** Any symptoms associated with bleeding such as severe pain, fever, general weakness need attention. If you have such symptoms, see your doctor quickly. Removing the IUD is a short and relatively simple process, but short-term or rare problems can still occur. Always follow your doctor's advice and inform him of any concerns. Sex and intimacy after IUD As you know, IUD is a contraceptive device, for this purpose, you can start having sex after placing this device in the uterus. Regarding having sex and intercourse after removing the IUD, I must say that couples can usually return to sexual activities and intercourse. But in special cases, the doctor may have special recommendations that he expresses in the consultation session.