Wrong contraceptive methods for adolescent men and women

　　In childbearing age (puberty to menopause period) female , coincides with the monthly fertile period, that is, a few days before and after one ovary releases an egg, and if you have sexual intercourse without any contraceptive protection, it is entirely possible for her to become pregnant. Here are a few of the most common myths.

1. If a woman jumps up and down after intercourse, she will not get pregnant.

Jumping up and down or any other form of body movement after unprotected intercourse does not reduce the risk of pregnancy. Regardless of the other party ejaculation When women are standing or lying down, sperm will arrive within 90 seconds of ejaculation Uterus The entrance - the cervix.

2. Women cannot get pregnant during menstruation.

Although the chances of getting pregnant during this time of the menstrual cycle are slim, there are still women who get pregnant at this time.

3. A woman who has sexual intercourse for the first time cannot get pregnant.

This is a common rumor among teenagers. She could be pregnant. There are no "free trials" in intercourse.

4. If male By masturbating until ejaculation shortly before intercourse, his sperm count can be reduced to a level that will not cause the other person to become pregnant during intercourse.

wrong. The sperm count is still sufficient to cause pregnancy.

5. Douching after sexual intercourse, that is, rinsing the vagina with water, soap, or liquid such as warm cola can flush away sperm and prevent pregnancy.

Douching is not an effective form of birth control and can cause vaginal infections.