The safest contraceptive method for women

Although there are many contraceptive methods now, we cannot use these contraceptive methods blindly. If we want scientific and effective contraception, we should of course choose the safest and healthiest methods. Now we want to recommend the safest and most effective contraceptive methods for women. In this way, we can achieve the most ideal contraceptive effect and avoid unexpected pregnancy.

1. External contraceptives - including contraceptive creams and films: contraceptive success rate is 70%-80%.

Principle: Soluble film containing spermicidal drugs, which reduces sperm motility.

Method: Before sexual intercourse, roll the film into a ball and put it into the vagina. It will take effect after it dissolves.

Doctor's advice: Some people accidentally eat the medicine film every time, and some people put the separator paper between the films into the vagina, neither of which can achieve the contraceptive effect. In addition, the placement of the film is different for each person, so the contraceptive effect is poor.

2. Intrauterine device: contraceptive success rate is over 95%.

Principle: Prevent the fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.

Method: Placed into the uterus by a doctor.

Doctor's advice: The placement and removal of the ring requires certain operations. After the ring is placed, there may be a slight increase in volume, abdominal pain during menstruation, or inflammation. It is mostly used for postpartum women. Newly married women who plan not to have children within 1-2 years can use "Maternal Joy".

It must be noted: go to the hospital for a check-up before getting the IUD. Women with gynecological inflammation, irregular or excessive menstruation, or genital tumors should not get the IUD.

3. Safe period contraception method: contraceptive success rate is 70%-80%.

Principle: Avoid sexual intercourse during the reproductive period according to the ovulation pattern.

Method: For women with regular menstruation, ovulation occurs approximately 14-16 days before the next estimated menstruation. It is unsafe within 2-3 days before and after this date, and the other days are safe periods.

Doctor's advice: During the ovulation period, there will be mild abdominal pain, bloating, transparent and long vaginal discharge, or very small amounts of bleeding, and a stronger sexual desire. However, other factors can also cause similar phenomena. It is very unsafe to use this method for a long time.

The contraceptive methods introduced above are actually more suitable for female friends. I hope that every adult can pay more attention to the knowledge and understanding of these contraceptive and physiological common sense to avoid adverse harm to women and families due to accidental pregnancy.