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, 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 after insertion. If you need to have it removed, it's important to do so to avoid interfering with your health. It's better to use other forms of contraception. Pay attention to rest, maintain good personal hygiene, and prevent the spread of infections. Drink more hot water regularly and avoid spicy or irritating foods. You can also choose to use condoms for contraception. While undergoing treatment, it's important to maintain a light diet and a positive mood. Only with a good mindset and adequate sleep can you quickly recover from the illness.