Warning: Choosing the wrong contraceptive method can be very harmful

　　When many people talk about contraception, the first thing they think of is condoms and birth control pills. These are the two most common contraceptive methods. In sexual life, some people also take many strange so-called folk remedies for contraception. Contraception common sense Very scarce, it is easy to fall into contraceptive misunderstandings.

　　Choosing the wrong contraceptive method can be very harmful

　　Nowadays, although many men and women have awareness of contraception when engaging in sexual life, due to lack of knowledge about contraception, many people adopt wrong methods and ultimately have to face great harm.

　　1. Frequent use of emergency contraceptive pills disrupts endocrine

　　Many young people now female It is wrong to regard emergency contraceptive pills as a regular method of contraception. Because it does not prevent ovulation or fertilization, this drug Uterus It interferes greatly with the endometrium and endocrine, and often leads to abnormal bleeding and amenorrhea , and will also increase the chance of contraceptive failure.

　　2. Contraception is easy to increase during the safe period flow of people risk

　　The so-called "safe period" contraceptive method is very unreliable, because for women with a menstrual cycle of 28 days, this "safe" period is only about 1 week. Moreover, due to changes in climate, diet, mood, environment, etc., the ovulation time will also fluctuate, and even extra ovulation may occur. Experts believe that this unconventional contraceptive method has great hidden dangers and a high failure rate, which can easily lead to an increase in the abortion rate.

　　3. In vitro ejaculation or cause male Premature ejaculation

　　In vitro ejaculation may be the most popular method of birth control in the world, but it is also the least effective. According to statistics, if a hundred couples use this method for contraception, thirty women will become pregnant. Even if used during the safe period, the failure rate is still high, and there is a possibility of developing premature ejaculation.

　　In the eyes of many couples, contraception is a trivial matter. Whenever passion arises, contraception is often ignored. It is this indifferent mentality that makes many people ignore the harm caused by incorrect contraception to themselves and their loved ones, and finally regret it when they lose the right to conceive.

　　4 contraceptive myths to watch out for

　　Myth 1-Abstinence: 100% success rate

　　The success rate is high, but all the fun is lost. This is the stupidest method and the most undesirable.

　　Myth 2 - Casual sex: 10% success rate

　　According to incomplete statistics, among women who have had abortions, the most common reason is a sense of luck, thinking that pregnancy is not that easy, and the chance of getting pregnant by chance is very low. This is a very wrong view. Every time you have sex, there is a risk of pregnancy, so don't take chances.

　　Myth 3-Menstrual contraception: success rate <30%

　　The simple fact is that ovulation can also occur during menstruation. Maybe most people don’t get pregnant during their period, but what if you’re one of the few? Some women may ovulate even during their menstrual period. And don't forget, sperm It can survive in the vagina for up to 8 days.

　　Myth 4-Breastfeeding: Success rate <90%

　　If you let your guard down because you're breastfeeding, you may be in for something you'll regret. According to surveys, 5% to 10% of pregnant women become pregnant inexplicably while breastfeeding. After production, baby The action of sucking the nipple can reflexively inhibit the mother's hypothalamus, thereby inhibiting ovarian ovulation. Taking advantage of this feature of non-ovulation can be used as a contraceptive. But this method is also unreliable. Because if the baby sucks the nipple less, the amount of milk secretion decreases, the concentration of milk decreases, or breastfeeding stops, or if the mother is affected by the environment, climate, emotional changes, and sexual life, the inhibitory effect of lactogenic hormone on gonadotropin will weaken, and the ovary will resume its function from the resting state during breastfeeding, discharge mature eggs, and then gradually resume the menstrual cycle.

　　Breastfeeding mothers should know: Generally speaking, women ovulate first and then menstruate 2 weeks later. Due to the characteristic of "ovulation comes first, menstruation comes later", some women may become pregnant before their menstrual period comes.

　　The above examples are all methods that many people use in their lives that they think are effective contraceptives. However, this is not always the case. This is why some people still get pregnant even though they have taken contraceptive measures. In the final analysis, it is because of a lack of common sense about contraception. I hope that through the above introduction, everyone can be more scientific when using contraception.