7 wrong contraceptive methods that women must avoid

　　Contraception has become an inescapable topic in today's society. It can be said that contraception plays a very important role in our daily lives. However, women’s contraception is not the same in all situations. Depending on the situation, women also have different contraceptive methods to choose from. However, some incorrect contraceptive methods can cause female It's very painful. Next, I will introduce 7 wrong contraceptive methods for women, as well as contraceptive methods for different periods of time, for your reference.

　　Wrong contraceptive methods for women

　　1. Contraception during lactation

　　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.

　　2. Vaginal douching method of contraception

　　Some people think that after men and women have sex, if the woman performs vaginal douching, she can prevent pregnancy. This method is actually very unsafe. During intercourse, if the man has ejaculation , countless sperm He will soon swim to the woman Uterus inside the 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.

　　3. Urination method for contraception

　　Some people think that after men and women 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 flush out the sperm in the other channel by urinating.

　　4. Contraception during menopause

　　Some menopausal women believe that they are too old to become pregnant anymore, so they can avoid pregnancy 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.

　　5. Artificial abortion method for contraception

　　Some couples believe that contraception is not necessary during sexual intercourse. If the woman is pregnant, an abortion can still achieve the purpose of contraception. 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 , endometriosis and other complications, which can seriously damage their body healthy。

　　6. “Safe Period” 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.

　　7. Methods of contraception through in vitro ejaculation

　　Some people believe that if the man ejaculates outside the body during intercourse, the woman can be prevented from becoming pregnant. This understanding is biased. 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.

　　Contraceptive methods for different periods of time

　　1. Newlyweds

　　It is better to use condoms for men and short-acting oral contraceptive pills for women. Since the vagina of newlywed women is tight, it is not suitable to wear a ring or vaginal diaphragm. If you want to get pregnant after half a year, you should not use long-acting contraceptive pills (injections), because if you use long-acting contraceptive pills, you can only get pregnant half a year after you stop taking them, otherwise it will be harmful to your pregnancy. fetus unfavorable.

　　2. Couple visiting relatives

　　It is better to use condoms for men and contraceptive tablets for visiting relatives for women. It is not advisable to use the safe period contraceptive method, because couples who are separated in two places get excited when they meet again, and they often "improvise ovulation" or "premature ovulation". The calculation of the safe period is inaccurate, which can easily lead to contraceptive failure.

　　3. Breastfeeding women

　　It is better to use male condoms, female vaginal diaphragms and contraceptive cream； Oral contraceptives should not be used because they can affect breast milk secretion and baby growth and development.

　　5. Menopausal women

　　Condoms, diaphragms, and contraceptive suppositories are preferred, but oral or injectable contraceptives are not suitable. Because in menopausal women, ovarian function has gradually declined, which often manifests as menstrual disorders, and those oral or injectable contraceptives can aggravate menstrual disorders.

　　4. Only child couple

　　Short-acting oral contraceptive pills for women are preferred. If regeneration is needed, just stop taking the pill. If the child is young, both men and women should not undergo sterilization to prevent accidents to the child. ； Although both men and women can reconnect, it is still difficult. But if you no longer want to have children, sterilization is the best option.