If contraception fails, will the child be retained or aborted?

　　For couples who want to get pregnant, having a child is a happy event, but sometimes it backfires. For example, can you still have a child after contraceptive failure?

　　Some couples do not want children immediately after getting married, so they will take contraceptive measures. However, no contraceptive measures are 100% successful. So what should we do for some children who have failed contraception? Should we keep them or abort them?

　　1. If you become pregnant after getting a birth control ring, artificial abortion is recommended. However, generally expectant mothers who lead to pregnancy are prone to miscarriage during pregnancy. premature birth In severe cases, stillbirth may occur. The IUD will not only affect the baby's healthy The limbs can also easily lead to inflammation.

　　2. If you become pregnant after taking birth control pills, it is not recommended to keep the child, because most birth control pills contain estrogen, which will directly affect fetus Healthy development can easily lead to deformities, so it is not recommended to keep the child.

　　Best contraceptive methods

　　The stupidest method of contraception - in vitro ejaculation Success rate <30%

　　He can't control it before ejaculation sperm Therefore, the safety factor of choosing this method for contraception is less than 30%. A few drops of semen usually flow out from the urethral opening before ejaculation. Each drop contains about 50,000 sperm, which is enough to fertilize a woman's eggs. In the most intense stage of sprinting, the timing of withdrawing the penis may be too late because the man is attached to the pleasure, causing part of the semen to be ejected in the vagina, but you may not be able to feel it.

　　The most unreliable contraceptive method - the contraceptive success rate during the safe period is <30%

　　Unless you are one of the very few whose body metabolism system is as punctual as an alarm clock female , otherwise don’t take the risk.

　　Many women seem to trust the safe period, a purely "natural" contraceptive method, but before that you must first understand your ovaries, that is, fully understand your ovulation cycle, understand the calculation method of the safe period, and ensure that you have a lot of patience and ensure no sexual intercourse outside the safe period, otherwise the "safe period" is just empty talk for you.

　　Generally speaking, for women who ovulate, there are 9 to 15 days around ovulation in each menstrual cycle that are easy to conceive. The other days are relatively difficult to conceive, which is what people often call the "safe period."

　　Since women may ovulate at any time in a month, and the ovulation periods are different in different months, the so-called safe period is actually the most unreliable. Many factors can interfere with our bodies: such as emotional stress, environmental changes, stress, etc. The failure rate of contraception based on safe periods is particularly high. In addition, the latest Western research has found that sperm can survive in the vagina for up to 8 days, while the survival time of eggs can range from 3 to 10 days due to individual differences. This means that it is actually possible to get pregnant from 8 days before to 10 days after ovulation, but the probability is lower. Therefore, contraception by calculating the safe period is very unreliable.

　　The most unhygienic method of contraception - menstrual contraceptive success rate <30%

　　Ovulation may also occur during menstruation. Maybe most people don't get pregnant during their period, but what if you're in the minority? Some women may ovulate even during their period. And sperm can survive in the vagina for up to 8 days.

　　In addition to unintended pregnancy that may also occur during menstruation, the exposed wounds in the uterine cavity during menstruation, blood loss, and blood serve as culture media. In such a vaginal environment, if unclean male genitals enter, it is easy to cause local infection. Serious cases may result in Vaginitis symptoms or pelvic inflammatory disease disease. Menstrual contraception increases the incidence of endometriosis. in addition, Ectopic pregnancy The incidence rate is also related to it. In addition, having sex during menstruation may increase women’s bleeding, which increases the risk of anemia possibility. Moreover, if sexual intercourse is too vigorous, it may also cause abdominal pain. Therefore, unprotected sex during menstruation is the most unhealthy form of contraception.