In what situations can’t IUD be inserted?

Nowadays, many couples always have serious disagreements on the issue of contraception. Men want women to take contraceptive measures, while women always want men to take active contraceptive methods. Sometimes they even forget to take measures when they can't help themselves, resulting in common pregnancy. IUD insertion is a simpler contraceptive method, so in what situations can't IUD insertion be used?

The following situations are not suitable for IUD:

1. Inflammation of the reproductive tract: such as trichomonas, fungal vaginitis, severe cervical erosion, acute or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease

2. Genital tumors: such as uterine fibroids, ovarian tumors, etc.

3. Menstrual abnormalities: such as frequent menstruation, irregular bleeding or excessive menstrual flow

4. Uterine cavity size: Uterine cavity > 9 cm or < 5.5 cm

5. Abnormal position of cervix and uterus: If the cervix is ​​too loose, or there is severe laceration or severe uterine prolapse, the ring may fall off easily after insertion.

6. Reproductive tract malformations: such as malformed uterus

7. Systemic diseases: such as those suffering from serious heart, lung, liver, kidney and blood system diseases, such as heart failure, severe anemia, or the acute stage of various diseases.

8. Frequent menstruation with heavy flow or irregular vaginal bleeding

9. Genital tumors, such as ovarian cancer, uterine fibroids, etc.

10. Very serious systemic diseases, such as severe anemia, heart failure, etc.

11. For those with a loose cervix, severe tearing, or severe uterine prolapse, the IUD may easily fall out even after insertion. Such people are not suitable for contraceptive IUD insertion.

12. If the condition is caused by fever, with a body temperature above 37.5℃, or the cause is unknown, the IUD can only be inserted after the fever subsides.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you have a deep understanding of who should not have an IUD installed. Generally speaking, if there is inflammation in the body, genital deformity, serious heart and lung disease, irregular menstruation, loose cervix, etc., such people are not suitable for IUD installation and it is best to adopt other contraceptive methods. In addition, some people may experience allergic reactions to IUD insertion and suffer from severe menstrual irregularities, which should also be taken seriously.