Bleeding is normal for a few days after taking the ring

After taking out the contraceptive ring, bleeding is usually normal within a week. Bleeding after taking out the ring is affected by factors such as the position of the contraceptive ring, personal constitution, coagulation, etc., so the specific bleeding time varies from person to person. Most women will disappear within three days of vaginal bleeding. Some women will bleed for a long time, about five to six days, generally not more than seven days. If the woman continues to bleed after taking out the ring, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for an examination to rule out endometrial damage or infection.