Patient's question:
Previously, my mother had an IUD inserted to prevent pregnancy. Since then, she has gradually started experiencing various inflammations again. Additionally, her lower back aches every time she has her period. Now that my mother has gone through menopause, how should an IUD be removed from a postmenopausal woman?Doctor's answer:
This situation is mainly caused by the body not adapting to the IUD insertion, and those who need it should consider removing the IUD to avoid interfering with their health. It is better to adopt other contraceptive measures. Rest well, maintain personal hygiene, and prevent infections. Drink more hot water regularly and avoid spicy or stimulating foods. You can also choose to use condoms while breastfeeding. Regulate physical and mental health, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.