Contraception is mainly aimed at couples who temporarily do not want children, and with the development of medicine, the methods of contraception available are gradually increasing. Common contraceptive methods include contraceptive rings, birth control pills, condoms, subcutaneous implants, etc. These methods have good contraceptive effects and high safety. However, not all of these methods can be used, and of course, the best one should be chosen. Which of the avoidance measures is the best?
Which is the best contraceptive measure
1. Contraceptive ring: In certain special circumstances, such as intense exercise or improper operation by doctors, uterine perforation may occur, and this contraceptive method is not suitable for women with certain gynecological diseases.
2. Contraceptive pills: They are three parts toxic, and contraceptive pills are no exception. Long term use can cause menstrual changes, vaginal bleeding, increased vaginal discharge, and early pregnancy like reactions. It has high requirements for the applicable population. For example, women with hypertension, diabetes, vascular embolism and other diseases cannot take it.
3. Safe period contraception: There is a disadvantage of low contraceptive rate.
4. Subcutaneous implantation contraception method: About 20% of women may experience multiple side effects during the initial use, and this method also has high requirements for the applicable population.
Therefore, experts suggest that condoms are the best method of contraception, and for healthy and safe contraception, condoms are the first choice.
Different contraceptive methods in different periods
1. Newlyweds: It is better for men to use condoms and women to use short acting oral contraceptives. Due to the tight vagina of newlywed women, it is not advisable to use an intrauterine device (IUD) or vaginal septum. If you want to get pregnant after six months, it is not advisable to use long-acting contraceptives (needles) because those who use long-acting contraceptives can only get pregnant after six months of stopping the medication, otherwise it will be harmful to the fetus.
2. Visiting couples: It is better for men to use condoms and women to use family visit contraceptive pills. It is not advisable to use the safe period contraception method, because couples who are separated from each other and emotionally excited when they meet often "spontaneously ovulate" or "prematurely ovulate". The calculation of the safe period is inaccurate, which can easily lead to contraceptive failure.
3. Breastfeeding women: It is best to use male condoms, female vaginal diaphragms, and contraceptive cream; Oral contraceptives should not be used as they can affect milk secretion and the growth and development of infants.
4. Only child couple: Female short acting oral contraceptives are preferred. If reproduction is needed, stop taking the contraceptive pills. Both men and women should not undergo sterilization surgery for young children to prevent accidents; Although both men and women can communicate again, there is still a certain level of difficulty. But if you no longer want to have children, sterilization is the best option.
5. Menopausal women: Condoms, contraceptive membranes, and suppositories are preferred, and oral or injectable contraceptives should not be used. Due to the gradual decline of ovarian function in menopausal women, it often manifests as menstrual disorders, and oral or injectable contraceptive drugs can exacerbate menstrual disorders.
Which contraceptive method is the best? In fact, these contraceptive methods are also similar. As for which one is good, it depends on one's own situation. Some people cannot use contraceptive rings and may experience bleeding; Some people are not suitable for using condoms as they may cause allergies; Some people cannot take contraceptive pills as they may have side effects; In short, the choice of contraceptive measures still depends on the individual.
