Can I have an IUD if I have pelvic effusion?

IUD is a contraceptive measure for women who do not have a fertility plan or want long-term effective contraception, and its contraceptive effect is also very good. However, due to the particularity of contraception, it is not suitable for all women. So, can IUD be inserted for pelvic effusion? Can IUD be inserted after pelvic effusion surgery?

Under normal circumstances, the time for IUD insertion is 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends. As long as everything is normal during the examination and it is suitable for IUD insertion, you can insert the IUD. However, it is recommended to insert the IUD after the pathological pelvic effusion is cured, and follow up regularly within one year after the IUD insertion to ensure good physical development.

The pelvic cavity is a very important reproductive organ for women. It is usually caused by inflammation caused by bacterial infection. If a woman wants to choose an IUD, she must pay attention to the examination before the operation. There are two types of pelvic effusion:

1. Physiological pelvic effusion

Physiological effusion often occurs after ovulation or during early pregnancy, and generally disappears naturally without deliberate treatment. Since the pelvic cavity is the lower part of the abdominal cavity in the whole body, when there is exudate or exudate, it will drain into the pelvic cavity, so pelvic effusion is formed. Although there is effusion in the female pelvic cavity, it will not affect the effect of the IUD and any physical discomfort, and the IUD can be inserted.

2. Pathological pelvic effusion

Pathological effusion is caused by inflammation. There is inflammatory exudate in the pelvic cavity. If it is not treated in time, it will gradually grow larger and eventually cause various hazards. Since pathological effusion is an inflammation, if an IUD is inserted before it is cured, it will cause physical discomfort and even aggravate the condition. Pathological pelvic effusion should not be treated with an IUD.