The Mannuelle Ring contains a highly effective progestin and it is usually normal for menstruation not to occur after the Mannuelle Ring has been placed in the uterus.
It is used as a contraceptive and for the treatment of idiopathic menorrhagia. The high potency progestin in the IUD can counteract the effect of estrogen, resulting in thinning of the uterine lining and clinical amenorrhea. Therefore, the absence of menstruation after intrauterine placement of the Menlo ring may be normal.
Intrauterine placement of the Mannix Ring may cause adverse reactions such as rash and urticaria. It is contraindicated in women who are pregnant or suspected to be pregnant, those who suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease, lower genital tract infection, endometritis, infected abortion, cervicitis, those who have progesterone-dependent tumors, those who suffer from acute liver diseases or liver tumors, and those who are allergic to the components of Mangetrol Ring.
In six months after the application of Mannuelle Ring, pay attention to regular check-ups to make sure that the Mannuelle Ring has not shifted or other abnormalities.