The five best contraceptive methods for women

　　Calculate your own safety period equation

　　For young girls whose menstrual cycles are not very regular, it is best to calculate according to the following method.

　　The shortest number of cycle days - 18 = the first day of the cycle when the fertile period begins

　　The longest number of cycle days - 11 = the last first day of the fertile period in the cycle

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　　It is advisable to choose a contraceptive method that has little impact on future reproductive functions and is less susceptible to infection, and at the same time adapts to the physiological characteristics of women who have not given birth. Condoms, short-acting oral contraceptives for women, and natural contraceptive methods are better. After having sex for a period of time (such as 2-3 months), you can also use external spermicides, vaginal contraceptive suppositories, etc. as supplements.

　　It is not advisable to choose an intrauterine device and should be used under special circumstances under the guidance of a physician. In addition, young girls should not choose long-acting oral contraceptives or long-acting contraceptive injections. Similarly, if you use dermal implants or other long-acting drugs, there will be a period of menstrual disorder. Some women will have spotting bleeding, and some women will have changes in their menstrual cycle and blood volume. Therefore, women who have just started sexual life still need to be considerate of their own cycles, and it is not too late to consider it after their sexual life has stabilized.

　　Tailor-made 2: Women with occasional sexual luck

　　Because sex is infrequent, there is no need to consider long-acting contraceptive methods. But among short-acting contraceptives, try to choose the one that suits you. It is better for such women to use condoms and fast-acting and short-acting contraceptive pills for women.

　　If you have a regular sexual life, it is also advisable to start taking short-acting contraceptive pills one month before this. It does not affect the menstrual cycle and has a stable effect. You can also take quick-acting contraceptive pills on the night you live together. The most taboo thing is to have unprotected sex and refuse contraceptive measures, ultimately relying on emergency contraception.

　　It is not advisable to use the safe period contraceptive method, because occasional emotional excitement during sex often leads to "improvised ovulation" or "premature ovulation". The safe period calculation is inaccurate, which can easily lead to contraceptive failure.