6 different contraceptive methods

　　There are many methods of contraception, and different methods are suitable for different periods and under different circumstances.

　　newlyweds If you don't want to have children for the time being, the best contraceptive method is condoms or contraceptive diaphragms. After you have had sexual intercourse for a period of time, you may consider using a vaginal diaphragm. Newly married women are not suitable to use long-acting contraceptive pills, nor are they suitable to use safe period contraceptive methods or external semen ejaculation contraceptive methods. If you don’t want it within two or three years Child , you must adopt reliable contraceptive methods, such as low-dose oral short-acting contraceptive pills, and stop taking them six months before you plan to have a child. fetus There will be no impact, and condoms can be used temporarily during this period.

　　Lactation It is not advisable to take birth control pills, otherwise it will affect breast milk secretion. Three months after delivery or menstruation has resumed, if there is no reproductive inflammation, Menorrhagia and Uterus If there are contraindications such as prolapse, the woman can use an IUD to prevent pregnancy. If there are any of the above contraindications, it is appropriate for the male to use condoms.

　　Couples with children , which requires a longer period of contraception, it is best for the woman to insert the IUD. For those who are not suitable for ring insertion, oral contraceptive pills or other contraceptive methods can be used alternately.

　　Husband and wife living apart , you can use visiting pills or condoms, vaginal diaphragms and other tools to prevent pregnancy during visits to relatives.

　　Women with heavy menstruation , it is best not to use condoms or cervical caps. If an intrauterine device is inserted, it is best to use an active intrauterine device with progesterone and other drugs to reduce bleeding. You can use No. II contraceptive pills, which not only achieves a contraceptive effect, but also reduces menstrual flow. If you have a child, it is best to have a vasectomy. Light or frequent menstruation amenorrhea Women who are pregnant should not take birth control pills to avoid long-term amenorrhea. It is best to undergo ligation. Women with irregular menstrual cycles can use short-acting oral contraceptive pills to make their menstrual cycles regular.

　　Women suffering from genital inflammation When mild inflammation is still possible, condoms or birth control pills should be used. If an intrauterine device is used, it must be used after the inflammation is cured. People with severe inflammation or one of the couple suffering from infectious diseases should stop sexual life and go to bed Hospital Get prompt treatment. 》》》》 What you need to know about contraception11errors