Patient's question:
Hello, I have been experiencing nausea recently, and due to the nausea, I had dizziness and weakness in my limbs. Upon follow-up examination, it was found that these symptoms were caused by an ovarian cyst. I would like to know if these symptoms can be relieved by an intrauterine device (IUD) and what I should do.Doctor's answer:
The principle of intrauterine devices (IUDs) for breastfeeding is that when an embryo wants to implant in the uterus, the continuously effective IUD will scrape the uterine wall, triggering sterile inflammation of the uterus, thereby preventing normal implantation of the embryo in the uterus and early pregnancy, which ultimately leads to miscarriage instead of breastfeeding. The essence of an IUD is a long-term, mild miscarriage induced by scraping the uterine cavity, making it a must for Chinese women to use breastfeeding after marriage.An ovarian cyst refers to a cystic mass formed in the ovary, which can be divided into two types: tumorous and non-tumorous. IUDs can be inserted into the uterus without interfering with health, so there is no need to worry. You can go to a regular top-tier hospital's gynecology department 3 to 5 days after your menstrual period ends to have the IUD inserted. After insertion, rest more, avoid strenuous exercise, and do not have sex for half a month to prevent downward bacterial infection.