Can I have an IUD for pelvic inflammatory disease?

Some couples will plan to use contraception after having their first or second child. Currently, inserting an IUD is a common method. However, some women cannot have an IUD inserted because they suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease. An IUD is a foreign object to the human body, and inserting it may aggravate the condition and cause abdominal pain or fever.

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a gynecological disease that women are very likely to suffer from. The cause is simple, mainly because women do not pay attention to menstrual hygiene. Once a woman suffers from pelvic inflammatory disease, it will easily lead to ovarian abnormalities. At this time, even if you want to prepare for pregnancy, it will be very troublesome. Next, I will introduce to you whether an IUD can be inserted during pelvic inflammatory disease.
1. If a woman is diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease, it is recommended not to wear an IUD. The IUD is a foreign object. If the human body has pelvic inflammatory disease, this foreign object can easily cause various problems in the human ovaries or uterus. In addition, when a woman is wearing an IUD, she must go to the hospital for a pelvic examination. She can also check whether her reproductive tract is infected. If she wears an IUD without an examination, it is very bad for her health.
2. If a woman has pelvic inflammatory disease, it is easy to cause the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease to worsen. Some patients will feel abdominal pain and fever. In addition, if you check, you will find that the white blood cell count is also elevated. Placing an IUD in the body for contraception is a common birth control method at present, but the IUD has very high requirements for women's body. Women with pelvic inflammatory disease cannot put in an IUD, which can easily aggravate the condition.
3. If women with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease want to prevent pregnancy, it is recommended not to use the method of IUD insertion. It is recommended to use condoms and wait until the pelvic inflammatory disease is cured before placing the IUD. In addition, even if you do not plan to use an IUD, it is recommended to wear a condom at ordinary times. After all, condoms can help the human body achieve a good contraceptive effect and also prevent infection. Pelvic inflammatory disease is a disease that is prone to recurrence. Patients must choose a regular hospital for treatment, cooperate closely with the doctor for treatment, and also undergo reexamination. In short, patients must pay attention to rest, drink more warm water, wash the vulva more often, and pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva. Eat less spicy and irritating foods.