A coffee-colored object coming out after the IUD suggests a discharge caused by discomfort with the ring. Because there is a foreign body ring in the uterine cavity, when there is a discomfort, it will cause a small amount of shedding of the uterine lining, causing bleeding to occur. If the IUD has been in place for more than a year and still exists, it is recommended that the IUD be removed so that the prolonged brown discharge does not affect the body’s health and may also cause infection to occur. If the IUD has been in place for only three months or even half a year, you can observe it for another six months and take some anti-bleeding and anti-inflammatory medication to help get rid of the brown discharge, so as to avoid prolonged irritation that may cause infection. If coffee-colored discharge is still present after oral medication, treatment will be necessary.