Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Women can still become pregnant after insertion, and the reasons are as follows:(1) The intrauterine device (IUD) has fallen out but the woman has not noticed it. This is the most common cause of contraceptive failure.
(2) The IUD is placed in a low position, close to the cervix, and does not effectively prevent the implantation and development of a fertilized egg.
(3) The size of the IUD is not suitable for the size of the uterine cavity, or the IUD has deformed or even broken, losing its contraceptive effect.
To avoid the above situations and reduce pregnancy with an IUD, it is recommended to have regular check-ups at the hospital. Check once within 3 months after insertion, and then annually thereafter. During the check-ups, pay special attention to whether the IUD has moved out. If it has, take timely measures to replace it or switch to other contraceptive methods. Women who have previously experienced IUD ( means "fallen out" in this context) and pregnancy with an IUD should undergo even more frequent monitoring after reinsertion.