Usually, women need to rest for 1-2 weeks after IUD removal. IUD removal is an operation of the uterine cavity and is a minor gynecological outpatient procedure. The damage is related to the type of IUD, the method of IUD removal, the smoothness of the procedure, whether the IUD is removed during menopause or not and the experience of the surgeon. If the procedure is guided by ultrasound, the damage will be less. Among the various types of IUDs, the IUDs with intact tails are easier to remove and cause less damage. In general, it is necessary to rest for about 1 week after the IUD removal. There will be a little vaginal bleeding after the procedure, which will not be too much and will last for several days. Patients are advised to rest at home, without strict bed rest, with appropriate activities, avoiding strenuous and strenuous activities, prohibiting sex, bathing and swimming for 2 weeks, and taking oral hemostatic drugs and antibiotics as prescribed by the doctor. If the IUD procedure takes a long time and there is a lot of bleeding during the procedure, it is recommended to extend the rest to 2 weeks. In short, the life span of different contraceptive rings is different. Since the uterus shrinks significantly after menopause, it is more difficult to take out the ring.