Infection after removal of the ring?
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For women, whether the ring is put on or removed, it must be 3 to 7 days after menstruation. This is the best time. After removing the ring, we should also pay attention to avoid infection, because there will be certain damage in the uterus at this time. If we don't pay attention to nursing, we will be easily infected by the virus. Once infected, we must use some drugs for treatment, so the infection after removing the ring, It should be avoided as far as possible. In order to avoid infection after removal of the ring, we should not share the symptoms of infection after removal of the ring.
Infection after removal of the ring?
Infection after removal of the ring may also lead to vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, infertility, cervicitis, uterine fibroids, cervical cancer and other symptoms, and after infection, local pain, leucorrhea increase, bleeding and other symptoms, serious infection, the need to go to the hospital for examination, symptomatic treatment.
Infection after removal of the ring may also appear less menstruation, irregular menstruation and other symptoms, after removal of the ring due to menstrual disorders lead to less menstruation, color changes and other symptoms, so after removal of the ring must pay attention to postoperative care, to avoid all kinds of infection, and affect the health of the body.
After the infection, there will be some symptoms of increased secretion. Usually, after the infection, the body temperature will rise, the blood routine examination will increase, the vaginal secretion will increase, and there will be odor, abdominal pain and other symptoms. After the infection, we should go to the hospital in time, and then treat the symptoms.
matters needing attention
After removing the ring, we must pay attention to postoperative care to avoid all kinds of infection. Within half a month after removing the ring, we can't share the same room or take a bath. We should focus on light diet, don't eat spicy food, and pay attention to personal hygiene.