After the IUD is inserted, there may be changes in menstruation and irregular vaginal bleeding in the near future; in the long term, there may be a decrease in the amount of menstruation or even amenorrhea.
Within six months after the IUD is inserted, there may be prolonged menstrual periods or no cycles, vaginal dribbling; after six months, there may be amenorrhea, or a significant decrease in the amount of menstrual flow, although the menstrual cycle is regular.
Very few people will have headache, nausea and mood disorder after IUD. A portion of the population may feel discomfort caused by the tail wire in their sexual partners during sex.
These side effects can be tolerated by most people and it is recommended that a decision on the suitability of placing the Mannix IUD be made after evaluation by a medical professional.