How to stop iud bleeding and spotting

The IUD (intrauterine device) is one of many contraceptive methods available today. It is a T-shaped device which is inserted into the uterus in order to prevent the sperm from reaching the eggs.

Women prefer IUD because it offers protection for a long period of time, between 3 to 12 years depending on the type you choose. Anytime you decide to get pregnant, you can just remove the IUD. However, some women report bleeding after having IUD insertion.

Is It Normal to Have Bleeding After IUD Insertion?

It is normal to experience some spotting or bleeding after the IUD insertion.

Why wait 2 weeks after iud

The adjusting period lasts about three to six months. Spotting and vaginal bleeding during these months are considered normal, especially during the first month after IUD insertion. However, it is also normal not to spot or have vaginal bleeding after insertion.

You can just consider yourself as a lucky one and there is no need to worry about. Bed rest and over-the-counter painkillers will be enough during the first couple of days.

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