How early can I get an IUD after giving birth? Do I need to take my child for postpartum follow-up check-up?

IUD is a traditional contraceptive method for women. It uses ligation of fallopian tubes to block the combination of eggs and sperm.

Well, due to the different body constitution of each person, the physical condition of postpartum mothers is also different.

So how long after delivery can I get an IUD? How many times can I get IUD after delivery? Generally speaking, it is best to get an IUD 42 days after a natural birth (6 weeks after delivery). If it is a caesarean section, it will take half a year to get the IUD.

The specific type of ring needs to be operated according to the individual's uterine cavity and the doctor's advice after examination.

There are three advantages to placing it at this time. One is that the uterine opening is loose.

Second, the uterus has returned to normal size and has not shrunk due to prolonged breastfeeding.

Third, contraceptive measures are implemented in a timely manner to facilitate women and avoid the occurrence of "hidden pregnancies."

What should you pay attention to after applying the ring? 1. Take a proper rest.

You should pay attention to rest after the ring is inserted, and do not do physical work or perform strenuous exercise, because the cervix is ??relatively loose at this time and the ring can easily fall off.

2. Pay attention to hygiene.

After the ring insertion surgery, you should pay attention to cleanliness, keep the external genital area clean, clean the lower body with warm water every night, and change underwear frequently.

3. Regular inspection.

In the first month after ring insertion, go to the hospital for a check-up after menstruation is clear; then check-up again every 3 months (or half a year) and one year; thereafter, check-up once a year.

4. Pay attention to observation.

There may be a small amount of vaginal bleeding or lower abdominal discomfort after the procedure, which usually disappears naturally within a week and does not require treatment.

If there is excessive bleeding, abdominal pain, or fever, you should seek medical attention in time.

The above is the relevant knowledge about postpartum IUD disseminated to everyone by Mawang. I hope it can be helpful to mothers.

In addition, the ring is a kind of surgery after all, and mothers should choose whether to have the ring and the type of surgery according to their own needs under the guidance of a doctor.

There are advantages and disadvantages to wearing the ring. Mothers should also pay close attention to their bodies after wearing the ring and not be careless.

Do I need to bring my child for postpartum check-up? Do I need to bring my child for postpartum check-up? It is necessary to bring my child for check-up.

So, at this stage, what are the items to be checked for the baby? There are mainly routine examinations and neurological examinations: Nervous system examination 1. Motor development ability.

Support the baby in a sitting position, hold his arms, make him sit upright, and see if he can use the strength of his neck to hold his shaking head upright.

Lie down and look up.

Place your baby on his stomach and see if he can lift his head using the strength of his shoulders and neck.

2. Nerve reflex examination to detect the disappearance of the birth reflex.

For example, the hug reflex, the foraging reflex, and the holding reflex should disappear within 3 months after the baby is born.

The disappearance of these reflexes is a sign of brain development.

If the brain does not continue to develop, these reflexes will remain.

Therefore, the disappearance of the birth reflex is an indicator of brain development.

Establishment of behavioral reflexes.

See whether the baby can concentrate, look at people, and pursue favorite objects.