Patient's question:
When getting the IUD, it was carefully checked that there was cervical erosion. The attempt was made to insert the IUD, and after successful insertion, it was removed. For the following days, there was a continuous mild leakage of bloody discharge. What could be the reason for the failure to insert the IUD due to cervical erosion and the continuous leakage of dirty discharge?Doctor's answer:
After the intrauterine device (IUD) is inserted, most people may experience some degree of skin irritation again. In addition to an increase in menstrual flow, spotting after menstruation, and blood-tinged discharge, the majority of individuals will gradually improve and return to normal after a period of time. The uterine lining being controlled by the IUD can lead to local congestion, edema, or even a recurrence of pus formation, resulting in ulcers and skin irritation at the compressed area. This condition is related to a small number of people not adapting well, and it generally can be cured over time. Of course, it can also be quickly resolved through treatment. It is recommended to visit a gynecological department in the hospital for a thorough examination and then receive targeted treatment.For patients with cervical erosion, in addition to symptomatic treatment, they should also pay attention to maintaining a proper diet and ensuring adequate nutrient absorption in daily life.