Patient's question:
I had my child 4 years ago. After giving birth, I got an IUD (intrauterine device), and it has been working fine without any issues. However, recently, during sexual intercourse with my husband, I've experienced skin tearing, lower back pain, and sometimes pain in my thighs. I thought about changing my IUD, but I previously had a thorough medical check-up at the hospital and was diagnosed with mild cervical inflammation.Doctor's answer:
Once cervical inflammation did not affect the removal of the intrauterine device. Your cervical inflammation is very mild, and the complete recovery depends on your personal constitution. Some people can recover without medication by refraining from sexual activity for 7-10 days. However, it is still recommended that you visit a hospital for consultation and follow the doctor's advice on whether treatment is needed before removal. Cervical inflammation patients can use home remedies as supplementary treatment while understanding professional treatment. In daily diet, it is essential to avoid excessive hunger or fullness and never overeat.