The best contraceptive method for women

Choosing different contraceptive methods at different times is good for both yourself and your child. Can you still choose to take birth control pills when you are breastfeeding? So this issue needs to be taken seriously. It is important to choose the right method at the right stage. Many people think that it doesn’t matter, but it is actually wrong. It is common for breastfeeding women to choose contraceptive devices or condoms. At this time, you should pay attention to your diet and medication intake and not be careless.

1 Use condoms, or adopt the method of external ejaculation, because at this time you and your partner's sex life is relatively mature, and you can master and control the time of sex and the timing of ejaculation; you can also place an intrauterine device, which can also promote uterine contraction. However, if you have a caesarean section, it is better to use the first two contraceptive methods first, and then put them back after half a year to give the uterus enough time to recover.

2You choose to breastfeed your baby:

When you are breastfeeding, the level of progesterone in your body is high. Progesterone can inhibit ovulation and has a certain contraceptive effect. However, it is very easy to have sudden ovulation during this period, so you cannot use the safe period contraceptive method; contraceptives that contain a combination of estrogen and progesterone will inhibit milk secretion and enter the baby's body through breast milk, affecting the baby's growth and development, so they are not suitable for use.

(1) Prefer contraception with a tool, such as a condom, cervical cap, or intrauterine device, or choose topical contraceptives that are not absorbed by the body, such as contraceptive films or suppositories.

As mentioned above, I hope to give you a reference. Contraception seems simple but there are many things to pay attention to. When you have children, you must choose one that is suitable for you and will not harm the child. Taking contraceptives at this time is not advisable because the diet of children during breastfeeding is particularly particular. Even taking cold medicine for a cold requires consulting a doctor, let alone taking contraceptives at this time.