A complete guide to sexual contraception for unmarried women

　　unmarried female To know how to protect yourself, contraception is the first step to love yourself during sex. Take different contraceptive measures according to different situations, and protect your body and mind while enjoying sex.

　　Living with a regular boyfriend - intrauterine device, short-acting contraceptive pill

　　sexually transmitted disease The risk is low and you can choose an efficient and stable intrauterine device. clinical Practice suggests that it is safe for unmarried women with stable sexual partners to use intrauterine devices. as an unmarried woman Uterus The muscle wall tension is high, the sensitivity is high, and the intrauterine device is easy to shift or fall off. Follow-up should be strengthened and B-ultrasound should be checked regularly to reduce failure.

　　Another suitable choice for such women is short-acting oral contraceptives. The third generation of oral contraceptives has the advantages of low dose, high efficacy, few side effects and the ability to get pregnant after stopping the pill. It can be used by newly married or cohabiting women who do not want to have children for the time being.

　　Women with stable sexual partners and frequent sexual activity - contraceptive period, condoms, and diaphragms

　　Relatively speaking, daily life is more regular and emotions are more stable. If the menstrual cycle is regular, you can choose safe period contraception. It is advisable to use condoms or diaphragms for contraception during non-safe periods.

　　Unmarried women must know how to protect themselves. Contraception is the first step in loving yourself during sex. Take different contraceptive measures according to different situations, and protect your body and mind while enjoying sex.

　　Women with unstable sexual partners—condoms

　　due to easy infection sexually transmitted diseases、AIDS etc. From the perspective of sexual safety and hygiene, condoms should be used for contraception. Condoms are easy to use, effective, have few side effects, are easy to obtain and use (condoms are easy to pick up from pharmacies and condom vending machines), and have dual effects on contraception and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases.

　　After having sex without contraception - emergency contraceptive pills

　　Many women's pregnancies are caused by unprotected sex and involuntary love. This kind of "love comes" and it will not come "prepared". If you have sex without contraception, use emergency contraception immediately. This method is limited to emergency use only and is not used as a routine method.

　　Contraception for unmarried women is a real issue. Unmarried women should decide according to their actual situation Hospital、women and children Consult doctors at health centers and family planning service stations (institutes) to make informed choices about contraception. Don’t hide your illness and avoid medical treatment, and don’t seek out individual doctors because of shyness.