New types of contraceptive rings are clinically available: the Memory Ring, the IUD, the IUD and the Gini Ring. In clinical practice, the IUD can be given 3-7 days after menstruation. The IUD is one of the reversible contraceptive methods, so if you remove it 3 months before you plan to get pregnant, you can do it. It is better not to have sex, vaginal pills or vaginal douching before the IUD. If there is no inflammation, you can get the IUD. You should avoid heavy work for a week after getting the IUD. If there is any abnormality in the position of the IUD or if the IUD is dislodged, it is recommended to replace the IUD with a new one and continue to give birth control.