Painless abortion can be directly on the ring?

Under normal circumstances, painless abortion can not be directly on the ring, usually recommended in the abortion after a normal menstrual cycle, and then on the ring surgery. Under normal circumstances, painless abortion can not be directly on the ring, usually recommended in the abortion after a normal menstrual cycle, and then on the ring surgery. Painless abortion is a method of terminating pregnancy, through surgery to remove the gestational sac from the uterus. During abortion, the endometrium will be damaged and take some time to recover. If the ring is placed immediately after abortion, it may increase the risk of infection, affect the recovery of the endometrium, and may also lead to prolonged vaginal bleeding. In addition, the ring is a long-term contraceptive measure that requires the placement of an IUD in the uterus. If the uterus has not fully recovered after abortion, it may increase the risk of IUD displacement, shedding and so on, affecting the contraceptive effect. Therefore, it is generally recommended to restore a normal menstrual cycle after abortion, and then perform the ring surgery when the endometrium is repaired and the body returns to normal. This can reduce the incidence of infection and other complications, and improve the success rate and contraceptive effect of the ring. It is important to note that each person's physical recovery may vary, and the specific time to put on the ring should be determined according to individual circumstances and doctor's advice. Before the ring surgery, the doctor will conduct detailed preoperative examination and evaluation to ensure that the physical condition is suitable for the ring. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to rest, maintain personal hygiene, and follow up and review according to the doctor's instructions. If there are any abnormal symptoms after abortion, such as fever, abdominal pain, excessive vaginal bleeding, etc., you should seek medical attention in time to deal with them in time. In addition, if there are other gynecological diseases or conditions that are not suitable for the ring, the doctor will also provide other suitable contraceptive methods according to the specific situation. In short, after painless abortion, you cannot directly put on the ring. You need to wait for the body to recover before performing the ring surgery. Before performing ring surgery, you should consult a doctor to understand the relevant precautions and risks, and make decisions based on your doctor's suggestions. At the same time, no matter what contraceptive method you choose, you should pay attention to protecting your health.