placing birth control ring is a way for women to contraceptive and a more traditional way. In the past, most people would choose this method of contraceptive, at least before condoms appeared, women chose this method of contraceptive.
Until now, placing contraceptive rings is also an effective method of contraceptive. However, with the emergence of condoms, many young women are reluctant to place birth control rings. Many women refuse to place contraceptive rings, which may not be understood by men. In their impression, placement of birth control rings is a minor surgery.
So, what will happen to women after putting them in the birth control ring?
First of all, it is clear that putting a birth control ring seems to be a minor surgery, but women need to bear more risks, and these risks are an important reason why women refuse to release a birth control ring. There is a risk of
. There will be birth control ring falling off and falling into the vagina. It will spread vagina open , leaving the vagina in dire straits. It will not only face the problem of infection , but also cause damage and will also make women Being suffering from pain, as well as other physical discomforts, such as Back pain, abdominal pain, .
Another possibility is that The birth control ring has expired and is not taken down , resulting in the birth control ring failure. After accidentally falls off , the risk of piercing into the uterus will increase. Under constant stimulation, after is really pierced into the uterus after is really pierced into the uterus. , it will gradually grow into the flesh. If you want to take it out, women will suffer more pain.
is equivalent to pulling off a piece of meat from the body, and it is the kind that does not allow the use of anesthetics. I believe everyone cannot accept this pain.
has more than that. When the birth control ring slides out of the uterus, there is no way to block the sperm outside the door. Once the sperm binds to the egg, the chance of conception will increase accordingly, which means the risk of unexpected pregnancy in Get bigger .
In addition, there is also a certain risk during the period of putting in the birth control ring, that is, the error in the placement of will also cause damage to the uterus or tissues around the uterus, and increases the risk of infection .
Even if there are no these risks, if the birth control ring is successfully placed, the female body will also have some changes:
Menstrual period:
A phenomenon that many women will experience after the birth control ring is that their menstruation becomes abnormal, or The menstrual flow is very small , but menstruation will occur frequently, menstrual cycle is shortened .
either prolongs the menstrual period, menstrual blood volume is relatively large , and it will be clean for a long time, Didi Lala lasts for a long time, no matter which situation it will cause a headache for women. What’s more important is that during menstruation, there will be many discomforts, such as , abdominal pain, abdominal distension, back pain, , etc., in short, it is all kinds of discomforts.
Embryonic pregnancy :
Put the birth control ring to reduce the chance of pregnancy. However, some women have special bodies. After taking the birth control ring, some reactions will occur, which may cause the birth control ring to shift. In this case, it may occur. Unexpected pregnancy risk .
However, the channel for implantation of fertilized eggs is blocked. After the sperm and eggs are combined, they may implant outside the uterus, and ectopic pregnancy will occur.
rejection reaction is more sensitive:
will produce a certain rejection reaction just after the birth control ring is put, but over time, the reaction will gradually decrease.However, some women have stronger body sensitivity and their rejection reactions will be stronger. If they are more likely to experience reactions, they will often feel back pain and back pain .
must remind women that the birth control ring has a shelf life and must be taken out at this age!
birth control ring does not mean that it does not need to be removed when put in, but will have shelf life . When the shelf life is reached, you must take it out in time, otherwise there will be some risks and will have adverse effects on women's health.
. The shelf life of the birth control ring will also be different in different materials. Generally speaking, the materials of the birth control ring can be divided into stainless steel metal rings, silicone, plastic , and some containing copper .
Among these materials, the longest service life is stainless steel metal ring . It can use 0-15 years , and other types of are 5-10 years . Women will understand before putting the birth control ring What material is placed, don't miss the time to pick up the ring.
In addition to taking the ring during the shelf life, women should also pay attention to it, that is, 1 year after menopause, . Regardless of whether the birth control ring expires or not, should be taken out , otherwise it will easily increase the risk of disease and other risks. There are also many women who have been harmed due to the delay in getting the birth control ring. Many women have abdominal pain and other discomforts in the body after the birth control ring is adhesion to the uterus of , or after the uterus of passes through the uterus and causes infection , they have abdominal pain and other discomforts in the body, such as the vagina After bleeding, I went to the hospital to get the ring.
In this state, women will suffer more injuries, and the risks are also increasing, which will cause greater harm to women's uterus , so women should remember this time, don't be late At this time, at least 1 year after , the birth control ring should be removed .
It is a good way to put birth control rings in women's body, but if the cost of women needs to bear is relatively high, I also hope that men can understand more. When their damage is low, they can choose male contraception and give them to women. For more care, women should also know how to protect themselves.
Reference:
. "Comprehensive Understanding of the Epidemic Environment" Family Medicine: Second Half Month, 2010 Issue 11, Pages 26-27
