How many days of bleeding after IUD removal is considered normal?

It is considered normal to experience bleeding for several days after IUD removal. Generally, bleeding lasting 3 to 5 days is regarded as normal, and typically does not exceed one week. This is because IUD removal involves a procedure within the uterine cavity, which may cause some damage to the endometrium, resulting in bleeding. The amount of bleeding is usually minimal, not exceeding menstrual flow, and gradually decreases over the following days until it stops completely. If heavy bleeding persists for more than a week after IUD removal, or if there are accompanying symptoms such as abdominal pain or fever, prompt medical attention should be sought to rule out potential complications such as infection, poor uterine recovery, or other related problems. After IUD removal, women should maintain good personal hygiene, keeping the external genital area clean and dry to prevent infection. They should also follow the doctor's recommendations for post-procedure care and follow-up visits. If necessary, please consult your doctor promptly.