Things to note when changing contraceptive methods

　　Before changing a contraceptive method, you must have a full understanding of the new method and master the correct method of use.

　　①No matter which type of contraceptive pill you take, if you want to switch to other contraceptive methods, you must insist on taking it for one menstrual cycle and never change it midway, otherwise it will cause menstrual disorders or contraceptive failure.

　　②If women who use long-acting contraceptive pills want to switch to other contraceptive methods, such as inserting an intrauterine device or using condoms, they should first switch to short-acting contraceptive pills for 2 to 3 cycles to reduce the occurrence of menstrual disorders.

　　③Although IUD products are constantly being updated, they all have their advantages and disadvantages. As long as the inserted intrauterine device is suitable for you, has reliable effects and has no side effects, you should continue to use it and do not blindly replace it. Usually IUDs can be left in place for 10 to 20 years. >>>>> What you need to know about contraception11errors

　　④Couples who originally used contraceptives and want to switch to oral contraceptives should start taking the pills on the 5th day of menstruation. They must continue to use contraceptives before taking the pills.