How to get the contraceptive injection

The contraceptive injection is an injection that inhibits women's ovulation and pregnancy. It is one of the methods of contraception. Many people do not know and are not familiar with the contraceptive injection. I am still a little worried about using an unfamiliar contraceptive method. Contraceptive injections have their pros and cons. I would like to consult a doctor and think carefully before getting the injection. There will be symptoms of menstrual irregularities. It is best to choose a healthy contraceptive method because your body is your own and you will be the one who suffers if you experience any discomfort.

1The contraceptive mechanism of the contraceptive injection is to inhibit ovulation and change the environment within the uterine cavity. The dosage is injection once every 2 to 3 months.

2 The effectiveness is over 99%, but the disadvantage is that it takes some time for normal fertility to recover after stopping the contraceptive injection, usually 6 to 24 months after the last injection; there are also irregular

There are side effects such as bleeding, prolonged menstruation, increased menstrual flow, and some women even gain significant weight as a result.

3 The cause of its side effects is actually exactly the same as that of long-acting contraceptives: high levels of progesterone are stored in the body, which is not conducive to reversible changes and also has a great impact on the human body cycle.

The effect of the progestin-only contraceptive injection lasts for 2 to 3 months.

As mentioned above, the use of contraceptive injections is relatively inconvenient, and the effect is not long-lasting, and it needs to be injected again after two or three months. Improving the environment in the uterus to inhibit ovulation, this method will cause menstrual disorders, which will have some effects on the body, so women who want to inject should consider it carefully. Condoms have relatively few side effects. If you have already given birth, you can use a contraceptive ring placed in the uterus.