You can take a shower on the day after IUD removal, but you should not take a bath. On the day after IUD removal, you may have abdominal pain and a small amount of vaginal bleeding, so pay attention to rest and take oral anti-inflammatory and hemostatic drugs. It is important to pay attention to contraception in the near future after IUD removal because the endometrium of the uterus has not fully recovered after IUD removal, or some inflammatory diseases have not been eliminated in time, which may cause harm to the woman’s body after pregnancy. If women are weak or have serious abdominal pain, it is also appropriate to take a bath the day after the IUD is removed or after the body has recovered, women should choose the time to take a bath according to their physical condition and the weather. Women should pay attention to contraception within one month after the removal of the ring, and should not get pregnant until at least three to six months later.