Patient's question:
I have a little baby who is one year old and very cute. When my daughter was half a year old, I started having my period, and my husband and I began to worry about how to breastfeed. People told me that getting an IUD can make breastfeeding perfect. So, I went to the hospital, but the doctor said I had a gynecological disease and couldn't get the IUD until I was treated first.Doctor's answer:
The intrauterine device (IUD) is generally suitable for most unmarried women. However, when a woman's body experiences gynecological diseases again, especially cervical diseases such as endometritis, uterine adenomyosis, or cervical erosion, it is not advisable to have an IUD inserted. After insertion, it may worsen cervical inflammation because the uterus needs time to recover. If there are any diseases within the cervix, it could lead to the exacerbation of gynecological conditions. In addition to symptomatic treatment for gynecological patients, they should also pay attention to their lifestyle. Maintaining deep and sufficient sleep is essential to help them recover from the disease more quickly.