Diet precautions after removing the ring

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Take ring is for the ring, the role of contraceptive ring is to avoid pregnancy in childbearing period, and after menopause (45 years old), the probability of pregnancy is almost zero, ring side effects are obvious, should take ring in time. Now let's take a look at the diet precautions after removing the ring.

Diet precautions after removing the ring

First of all, milk, eggs and beans can be properly supplemented after removing the ring. We should pay more attention to nutrition on weekdays. It is better to eat more protein rich food, eat an appropriate amount of liquid, and pay attention to whether the nutrition is balanced. Eat less hot and sour food.

Secondly, the food with high protein content can be eaten after removing the ring. In addition, there is no need to adjust the diet of longan and black jujube. Eat more such food, coupled with conditioning rest, the body can quickly adapt to changes in the uterus.

Finally, after removing the ring, we should also pay attention to eating less spicy, sour, raw and cold, and other stimulating foods, so as to ensure the nutrition needed by the body every day. We should pay attention to balanced nutrition, and tonic is not good for everyone. Therefore, to ensure a light diet can be.

matters needing attention

1. There will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding and discomfort in the lower abdomen after removal of the ring, which will disappear naturally in a week, so it is unnecessary to deal with it. If bleeding, abdominal pain, fever, should be timely treatment. Pay attention to the cleanliness of vulva. Wash the vulva with clean water every night. Do not wash the vagina by hand. Sexual intercourse, bath, swimming and sauna are forbidden within 2 weeks. 2. The patients need to rest for 2 days after the procedure of releasing the ring and 1 day after the procedure of removing the ring. It is not suitable to do excessive physical labor, especially squatting labor, within one week after releasing the contraceptive ring, in order to prevent the aggravation of bleeding or the falling off of contraceptive ring. 3. After placing the IUD, the first menstruation was clean, and the ring penetration examination was conducted once after 3 months. After the ring to pass once a year, and do gynecological examination once, judge whether the contraceptive device has fallen off. 4. In the first month after releasing the ring, some women may have breakthrough bleeding or drip bleeding, sometimes in the next few months. Some women may have prolonged menstruation and menorrhagia, especially in the first 3 menstrual cycles. These are normal phenomena, which can be recovered gradually in the future without special treatment. If the bleeding time is too long, appropriate antibiotics can be taken to prevent infection, if necessary, to the hospital. 5. Intrauterine device is a good contraceptive method, but it can not achieve 100% contraceptive, and pregnancy with IUD may occur. Therefore, even if the intrauterine device is placed, sexual intercourse during ovulation should be properly avoided. 6. Within 3 months after the operation, when there is a lot of blood in the menstrual period and constipation, we should pay attention to check whether there is ring shedding, and pay attention to keep the unobstructed stool at ordinary times. 7. If some women have entered menopause, menstrual disorder or menopause, the ring should be removed at this time, preferably within one year after menopause. When the IUD is removed more than one year after menopause, due to the decline of ovarian function, low level of estrogen, atrophy of vaginal mucosa and uterus, it will increase the difficulty and risk of operation. 8. There are many kinds of intrauterine devices, and their placement years are different. Please follow the doctor's advice and take them out according to the number of years, and then replace them. 9. At present, in order to be easy to take out, all the IUDs are equipped with tail silk, and the tail silk is left 2 cm outside the cervix after placement. Patients must not take out the ring by themselves, because of lax disinfection and improper operation, it may cause massive bleeding or infection, leading to pelvic inflammatory disease.