How many days can I have sex while having an IUD?

To put it simply, IUD insertion is a medical procedure that prevents a woman's egg from combining with sperm. Although the effect is quite good, this method has been constantly criticized in recent years. Some experts even do not recommend women to get an IUD installed. After all, it is harmful to the body. Therefore, there are many things to pay attention to after getting an IUD installed. So, what is the shortest number of days you can have sex with an IUD?

There is no doubt that you cannot have sex on the day of IUD insertion. Usually, after a woman has undergone an IUD insertion surgery, she should wait until the IUD has successfully adapted to her body before having sex. Because women's physical constitutions are different, the adjustment period between the IUD in the uterus and the body can be long or short.

Generally speaking, after having an IUD inserted, you should not have sexual intercourse for at least a week to half a month. In other words, if after a period of observation after the IUD is inserted, the woman's body does not show any discomfort symptoms, then she can start having sex.

In addition, after the IUD is inserted, women should go for regular checkups, such as once after 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and one year, to understand the condition of the IUD in the body in a timely manner.

Does it hurt to wear the ring?

For women who have given birth, the vaginal opening is looser than that of unmarried women, and the pain of placing an IUD in the uterus is less than that of unmarried women. After a multiparous woman wears the IUD, she may also feel uterine contractions, but they are generally not too obvious.

Of course, every woman has a different physique, and the symptoms after having an IUD will be different, and the feeling of pain will naturally be different. Some women have experienced body aches since getting the IUD, especially when the ring is too large or placed too low. The uterus will contract in an attempt to expel the "foreign body," and women may experience a heaviness and pain in their lower abdomen.

In order to avoid the pain of wearing an IUD, women should choose an IUD that suits them before having the operation and go to a regular hospital for the operation to avoid postoperative pain due to poor doctor's skills.