Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant unexpectedly? The harm is relatively small. After getting an IUD, is menstrual disorder a gynecological inflammation? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
After insertion of an IUD, most people will experience varying degrees of bleeding. In addition to an increase in menstrual flow, there may also be spotting after menstruation and blood-tinged discharge. Most people will gradually improve and return to normal after a period of time. The uterine lining may become compressed by the IUD, leading to local congestion, edema, and even necrosis, resulting in ulceration and bleeding at the compressed area. This condition is related to a small number of people not adapting well. Generally, it can heal on its own after a period of time, although treatment can also lead to rapid recovery. For your situation, it is recommended to visit a hospital's gynecology department for examination and symptomatic treatment.