Four hot issues about contraceptive pills

　　Contraceptive methods vary from person to person, regarding the pregnancy of virgins and even stone women. news It doesn't matter if we can't figure it out, after all, it is too far away from us, but the constant news that condoms and birth control pills cannot prevent pregnancy makes us worried while being sweet, so many netizens are paying attention to this issue. What are the hot topics about contraception?

　　Hot Topic 1: Is there the best contraceptive method?

　　Experts remind that there are many contraceptive methods currently in use, including safe-period contraception, condoms, contraceptive pills, birth control surgeries, etc., each with its own characteristics. When choosing, you must consider both convenience and effectiveness. In particular, you must choose the most suitable contraceptive method according to each person's specific situation. So children, there is no one contraceptive method in the world that is best for everyone, only a certain method or methods are most suitable for some people.

　　Hot topic 2: Is contraception during the safe period reliable?

　　Contraception is not safe during the safe period. Although a netizen and her boyfriend live under the same roof, his boyfriend is a "flying man" and often goes out on business. Not long ago, when her boyfriend came back from a business trip, Tangtang's period had just ended. Tangtang hoped that her boyfriend could have a better experience, so neither of them took contraceptive measures. Tangtang thought, no matter how you calculate it, the day after your "good friend" just ended should be safe. Unexpectedly, it was such a coincidence that something happened, and Tangtang shed tears every day. There was still a lot of follow-up work waiting for them.

　　Experts point out that examples like this netizen are not uncommon in reality, for several reasons: male Hoping for a closer encounter, including some female Believe too much in the safety of the "safety period".

　　Experts say that contraception during safe periods is unreliable! Safe period contraception is relatively safe for women with regular menstruation, but we know that women’s menstruation is not necessarily regular and will be affected by many factors. In addition, there are occasional ovulations, and you can get pregnant by changing the time. According to data, the failure rate of safe period contraception can reach up to 47%! Therefore, the so-called "safety period" has very few truly safe days, and this method is not very reliable.

　　Hot Topic 3: Is hedging safe or setting a trap?

　　Condoms cannot isolate everything. Not long ago, a popular website launched a "safety" survey on condoms. The results showed that 70% of people believed that condoms can isolate everything. sperm , 50% of people think that generally transmitted viruses can be isolated, and about 60% of people think that it can be isolated AIDS Of course, 30% of people believe that condoms cannot completely isolate any substance, but condoms are better than no condoms.

　　Expert interpretation: Condoms are not very safe! After using condoms, it can have many functions, including preventing sexual transmission disease , can achieve the effect of contraception, but there are still many problems in itself. Let me tell you one data. There is a 10% failure rate when using condoms.

　　Compared with birth control pills, condoms bring a certain degree of "safety" to a woman's body. However, the author thinks that equating condoms with condoms can only be an illusion. It only blocks the date of eggs and sperm, but fails to prevent them from "secretly storing". So netizens, if you think condoms are as safe as impregnable dams, they may break down our lives at some point. As a senior editor said, if condoms have such a safety effect, I think it should be sold at a price similar to Viagra.

　　Hot Topic 4: Will there be any problem if I take the contraceptive pill afterwards?

　　You should read the instructions for taking birth control pills. A netizen posted a message asking for help on the forum. It turned out that he and his girlfriend were separated in two places, and he couldn't hold it back when he went to see her. “She has become mine! Because I didn’t think of it at first, I didn’t prepare any safety equipment! It was after the meal the next day, but my girlfriend didn’t come this month! ”He was very anxious at this time. Did he take the contraceptive pill to cause menstrual disorders, or was he infected?

　　Experts said that every winter and summer vacation, Christmas, and Valentine's Day, the sales of emergency contraceptive pills will increase rapidly. On weekdays, the daily sales volume is less than 10 boxes, but on these special days, 20 or 30 boxes can be sold. However, according to Xiamen City Central Hospital Gynecology Dr. Liu said that in outpatient clinics, one-third of female patients still take emergency contraceptive pills as normal contraceptive pills, and most of them are young people around 20 years old.

　　Expert interpretation: Commonly used emergency contraceptive pills are extremely prone to unexpected pregnancy! After taking emergency contraceptive pills, side effects may occur, including nausea, vomiting, and menstrual irregularities. But aside from the side effects, emergency contraceptive pills must not be taken in large quantities. Otherwise, women will have an increased risk of obesity, blood clots, and migraines, and may even cause premature ovarian failure。

　　In addition, the "72-hour" emergency contraception often mentioned in TV commercials means that it must be taken within 72 hours after sexual intercourse. The later it is taken, the worse the effect. However, many friends misunderstand it and think that as long as they have sex within 72 hours of taking the pill, they will not get pregnant. Therefore, I hope that friends who spend Valentine's Day sweetly will not repeat this mistake. Clinically, many girls have unexpected pregnancies due to this wrong use of medication.

　　There are two main types of emergency contraceptive pills on the market today, mifepristone tablets and levonorgestrel tablets. The characteristic is that two tablets should be taken within 72 hours after sex, with an interval of 12 hours. It takes about 3-4 months for emergency contraceptive pills to be excreted from the body through human metabolism, so they should not be taken more than three times a year and twice a month.

　　99 warm reminder from enthusiastic doctors , safe contraceptive method with few side effects is the first choice for women. You should pay attention when taking contraceptive pills to reduce some side effects caused by contraceptive pills.