One month after the removal of the IUD, you can prepare for pregnancy. Because the IUD is usually removed within 3-7 days after menstruation, the patient’s uterine lining is relatively thin during this time, so the damage to the patient’s uterine lining is relatively small when the IUD is removed. After the operation, the vaginal bleeding will be cleared in about one week, and the amount is very small, about one month or so, the patient’s uterine lining can be completely repaired. Therefore, patients should not have intercourse during the month of IUD removal, but they can prepare for pregnancy after the first menstrual period. If the patient encounters various difficulties when removing the IUD, for example, the patient’s IUD has become embedded and needs to be removed under hysteroscopy, or the patient’s IUD has become embedded in the muscle layer and needs to be removed surgically, it depends on the way the patient removes the IUD. If the simple hysteroscopic removal of the IUD is more damaging to the uterine lining, pregnancy can be prepared after three months. If the IUD is surgically removed, it is usually required to wait six months or a year before preparing for pregnancy.