What are the most effective contraceptive methods?

The fruit of love is a beautiful and liberal definition that many people give to pregnancy, and I often think so. Just like the name, pregnancy that comes at the right time is the happiness of two lovers. Perhaps saying this will cause dissatisfaction among many people, but there are still some people who deliberately use contraception. Do you know what is the best contraceptive method?

Many women seem to trust the purely "natural" contraceptive method of the safe period, but before that you must first understand your ovaries, that is, fully understand your ovulation cycle, know how to calculate the safe period, and make sure you have a lot of patience and do not have sexual intercourse outside the safe period, otherwise the "safe period" will be just empty talk for you. Besides, many factors can interfere with our bodies, such as emotional tension, environmental changes, stress, etc. The failure rate of contraception during the safe period is particularly high.

The latest Western research has found that sperm can survive in the vagina for up to 8 days. The survival time of the egg varies from individual to individual and can range from 3 to 10 days. This means that it is actually possible to get pregnant from 8 days before ovulation to 10 days after ovulation, but the probability is lower.

Therefore, it is highly undesirable to use safe period to prevent pregnancy. When using safe period contraception, you cannot only use the date of your last menstrual period as a reference. It is recommended that you first record your menstrual cycles for the past six months in order to understand the regularity of your menstruation. Don't trust the vague concept of "one week before and after menstruation". You cannot use the safe period calculation method alone for contraception in the short term after using emergency contraceptive pills. When you decide to use safe period contraception, you must insist on not having sex during your fertile period. Calculating the safe period for contraception is not suitable for women with a menstrual cycle of less than 21 days, more than 35 days, or for women who have given birth or are breastfeeding.

Everyone has different ideas, which leads to different views on pregnancy. Some people may think that being able to get pregnant is the happiest thing in the world, but some people may feel that pregnancy always comes at the wrong time. Choosing the best contraceptive method is a respect for your children and also a responsibility for your own health. What do you think?