Wrong contraceptive measures that white-collar women should never use

 　　safe period contraception

　　You know, no contraceptive method is 100% effective. This is especially true for the safe period contraceptive method. For this type of contraceptive method, only those with regular ovulation female can only be used, and it cannot guarantee 100% contraception. The so-called "safe period" refers to the 7 days before a woman's menstruation and the first 8 days after her menstruation. People also call it "the first seven and the last eight". This is not the ovulation period for women. Couples having sex at this time will generally not make the woman pregnant, so people call this period the "safe period." But the "safety period" is not absolutely safe. Because some women ovulate irregularly. Even if some women ovulate regularly, when their emotions, living environment, and physical conditions undergo major changes, their ovulation will lose their original regularity. Therefore, it is not safe to use female pregnancy period for contraception.

　　Breastfeeding contraception

　　The so-called lactation contraceptive method is based on the characteristics of women's lactation period. Women who do not breastfeed will usually resume ovulation and menstruation 4 to 6 weeks after delivery. Most breastfeeding mothers do not menstruate. Some people think that if a breastfeeding woman does not menstruate or ovulate, she will not become pregnant. In fact, this understanding is wrong. Breastfeeding mothers may resume ovulation even if they do not menstruate. If contraception is not used during this period, it is very easy for the woman to become pregnant secretly. Therefore, breastfeeding mothers should also use contraception.

　　urinary contraception

　　There is another, even more outrageous contraceptive method, which is the urinary contraceptive method. Some people think that after a man and a woman have sex, asking the woman to flush her vagina once with urine can prevent pregnancy. This is a confused understanding. The female vagina and urethra are two different organs. After a man and a woman have sex, it is impossible for the woman to urinate in the other passage sperm Rush out of body.

　　Contraceptive methods for menopause

　　Many women have the misunderstanding that they no longer need to use contraception when they reach menopause. This is mainly because some women believe that as menopausal women get older, they can no longer get pregnant. Therefore, pregnancy can be avoided during menopause. Not quite. Although women in menopause have irregular menstruation, they may still experience irregular ovulation. Therefore, women in menopause may still become pregnant if they do not use contraception.

　　flow of people contraceptive method

　　When an accident occurs, we have to resort to abortion. Although this method is the most direct, it is also the most harmful to the human body. However, many couples believe that there is no need for contraception during sex. If they become pregnant, they can still achieve the purpose of contraception by having an abortion. This understanding is not only wrong, but also harmful. It is also irresponsible to the woman. Abortion is only a remedial measure after contraceptive failure, not a contraceptive method. If a woman undergoes artificial abortion multiple times, it will cause pelvic inflammatory disease、Uterus complications such as endometriosis, which can seriously damage their bodies healthy。

　　in vitro ejaculation Law

　　Of course, there are some male It is believed that pregnancy can be avoided by not ejaculating inside a woman during intercourse. It is what is commonly known as positional ejaculation. But this understanding is biased. Because, first of all, before the man ejaculates outside the body, a small amount of semen has flowed into the woman's vagina along with his prostate fluid. Secondly, if the man moves too slowly during external ejaculation, part of the semen will be ejected into the woman's vagina. This can lead to the woman becoming pregnant. Long-term use of this method of contraception can also easily cause the couple to be too nervous during sex, resulting in nerve The occurrence of symptoms such as weakness and loss of libido.

　　vaginal douching

　　Vaginal douching was once considered a good contraceptive method and is widely used by many women. But this method is actually very unsafe. During intercourse, if the man ejaculates, countless sperm will quickly swim into the woman's uterine cavity. At this time, no matter how much the woman performs vaginal douching, she cannot flush all the sperm out of the body. Therefore, a woman can still get pregnant if she uses vaginal douching as a contraceptive method.

　　Unintended pregnancies are often caused by improper use of contraceptive methods, so you must not use the above seven contraceptive methods.

　　How women choose the right contraceptive method

　　If your sex life has just started

　　Best contraceptive methods: condoms, short-acting oral contraceptive pills

　　Selection principle: Contraceptive methods that have little impact on future reproductive functions and are less susceptible to infection should be selected, while also adapting to the physiological characteristics of women who have not given birth.

　　During this period, women had a narrow range of contraceptive options.

　　Other adaptation options: short-acting oral contraceptive pills, male condoms, natural contraceptive methods, etc.

　　If you have had sex for a while

　　The best contraceptive method: condoms combined with topical spermicide or vaginal contraceptive suppository; short-acting oral contraceptive pills.

　　Selection principle: After a period of sexual intercourse (a few months), the female reproductive tract has expanded, and you can start using external spermicides and other methods.

　　“"Double insurance" is necessary: ​​for example, combining the safe period with barrier contraception, using condoms during the "danger period", and using contraceptive membranes during the "safe period". Some women consider using an intrauterine device as soon as they get married, but it is actually unwise because newlywed women have no childbearing experience and are not suitable for IUDs. However, people who have experienced abortion before marriage do not have such concerns. In addition, young girls should not use long-acting oral contraceptives or long-acting contraceptive injections. For some people, it takes longer for long-acting contraceptives to resume ovulation after stopping the drug. In other words, if you want to have a child within half a year, it will be affected. Likewise, if you use intradermal injection or other long-acting drugs, there will be a period of menstrual confusion.

　　If you and him are separated in two places

　　Best contraceptive methods: condoms, quick-acting, short-acting contraceptive pills

　　Selection principle: Because sexual intercourse is infrequent, there is no need to consider long-acting contraceptive methods. You can choose the one that suits you best from various short-acting contraceptive pills. This type of women should pay special attention: they cannot rely on emergency contraceptive pills just because they "accidentally". If you have a regular sexual life, it is also good to start taking short-acting contraceptive pills one month before this. It does not affect the menstrual cycle and has stable effects. You can also take quick-acting contraceptive pills on the night you live together.

　　If you don't plan to have children within a few years

　　Best contraceptive methods: oral contraceptive pills, intrauterine devices

　　Selection principle: After the sexual life is stable, women can develop a good habit of regular contraception. If you do not want a child within one year, but it is difficult to guarantee whether you will have one in the second or third year, it is recommended to use conventional short-acting oral contraceptives. If you have experienced miscarriage, you can consider an intrauterine device with a one-year limit. If you are sure you don’t want to have children within 3 to 5 years, you can choose a long-acting contraceptive method. If you choose long-acting contraceptive pills (injections), please note that one year should be reserved for the ovulation recovery period after stopping the pill. During this year, short-acting oral contraceptives and other methods can be used for contraception.