Does embedding contraceptive thread have side effects?

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It has been widely used all over the world. Since the introduction of subcutaneous implant contraceptive method in China, it was first used in Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Shenyang and other cities. At present, many provinces and cities have established subcutaneous implant clinical experimental centers to carry out subcutaneous implant contraceptive operation. Does embedding contraceptive thread have side effects? Let's talk about it

Does embedding contraceptive thread have side effects?

Menstrual disorder was the most common side effect. 36.5% of the patients had vaginal bleeding within 3 months after use. However, 70% of them gradually returned to normal within one year and 25% within two years. Can ask a doctor to prescribe some Chinese medicine to recuperate when reexamining. Another 15% had dizziness, headache, fatigue, nausea and other similar reactions to early pregnancy.

The side effects of subcutaneous implant contraceptive method 1. The main side effect of subcutaneous implant contraceptive method is menstrual disorder. The main performance is that the bleeding time is prolonged, but the amount of bleeding is generally small, which does not cause anemia in women. It can be improved with the prolongation of storage time.

This method, in a few days after surgery, local may have cyanosis, swelling, encounter this situation without treatment, a few days later will disappear, not too panic, affect the recovery of the body. If the wound has bleeding, infection or silicone capsule tube prolapse, you should see a doctor immediately. Sexual activity was not allowed until 24 hours after the operation.

matters needing attention

After the operation, the arm should not be forced on the operation day. The band aid should be removed 5 days after the operation, and the wound should be kept dry within one week. Fill in a menstrual record card in the hospital, leave your contact information, and determine the review date in the future. 7. Reexamine on time, the second day after operation, once a month later and once a year later.