How to have safe contraception without using an IUD

Nowadays, many women choose to get an IUD for contraception after giving birth, and then remove it when they want to have a second child. This situation is very common, but some women are unwilling to get an IUD for various reasons. But if you don't use an IUD, you should find a suitable and reasonable contraceptive method. So the question of how to use contraception in the safest way without using an IUD is something that most women would like to know.

What is the safest way to prevent pregnancy without using an IUD?

1. Condoms for contraception

What is the safest way to prevent pregnancy without an IUD? In this case, condoms should be the first choice, because condoms are a relatively safe contraceptive measure with a success rate of over 85%. They can also effectively prevent the infection of diseases, such as AIDS or bacterial infection of the female vagina, leading to vaginitis, etc. But condoms are made of natural latex mattresses. Some people may experience skin allergies and affect the comfort of both sexes. It is best to use condoms if you are not allergic to them and your physical condition permits.

2. Safe period method

Using safe period calculation as a contraceptive measure can keep two people inseparable. However, the error rate of this method is very high. This type is only suitable for women with normal menstrual cycles, but even so, women's ovulation period will be affected by climate, diet, etc. and change the time of ovulation. The term "safe period" is very easy to deceive others, but in fact it is not safe at all.

3. Contraceptive pills

The comfort of birth control pills is one of the greatest contraceptive methods. Short-term emergency contraception is usually taken in one pill a day, and can also be taken continuously for 22 days starting on the day the menstrual period ends. This can help regularize menstruation, reduce abdominal pain during menstruation, etc. This is suitable for women who are not currently planning to get pregnant or are no longer breastfeeding. There is also a type of contraceptive pill. This type of drug has relatively large hormones and side effects. It may cause withdrawal bleeding and disrupt the menstrual cycle. This type of drug is taken when no contraceptive method is used during intercourse.

4. Vasectomy as a contraceptive measure

This is mainly suitable for couples who have no fertility requirements, as it blocks the safe channel for sperm and egg to meet. Those who have fertility requirements do not need to choose this.