Is the Annular Ring Procedure Painful? Whats the Process Like?

IUD placement usually refers to the insertion of intrauterine device (IUD). If one is not sensitive to pain and has no gynecological diseases, the process will generally not be painful. However, if one is sensitive to pain or suffers from gynecological diseases, pain symptoms may occur. The procedure itself is relatively simple. IUD placement is a common birth control method that can achieve contraception effects. It usually requires uterine cavity manipulation, using a vaginal dilator to expand the vagina and a special tool to place the IUD in the uterus.

If one's body condition is relatively good, without gynecological inflammations such as endometritis and cervicitis, and is not sensitive to pain, there will generally be no significant pain symptoms during the entire process. However, if one suffers from the aforementioned gynecological diseases or is sensitive to pain, there may be significant pain symptoms during the IUD placement process, which may also lead to vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal fullness, etc. If obvious discomfort symptoms occur, patients can use ibuprofen sustained-release capsules, acetaminophen tablets, and diclofenac sodium sustained-release tablets under the guidance of a doctor to achieve analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects. If other discomfort symptoms occur, they should be treated promptly and appropriately.