What kind of contraception is the safest?

Many people prefer to choose easy-to-use and safe contraceptive methods. Because they feel more at ease using good condoms, they don't have to worry about getting pregnant, and they are also convenient to use. So what kind of contraception is the safest and most effective? There are many safe and easy-to-use contraceptive methods. The specific ones are explained below. After reading the following explanation, you can choose a contraceptive method that suits you.

1. Safe period contraception method: contraceptive success rate is 70%-80%.

Principle: Avoid sexual intercourse during the reproductive period according to the ovulation pattern.

Method: For women with regular menstruation, ovulation occurs approximately 14-16 days before the next estimated menstruation. It is unsafe within 2-3 days before and after this date, and the other days are safe periods.

Doctor's advice: During the ovulation period, there will be mild abdominal pain, bloating, transparent and long vaginal discharge, or very small amounts of bleeding, and a stronger sexual desire. However, other factors can also cause similar phenomena. It is very unsafe to use this method for a long time.

2. External contraceptives - including contraceptive creams and films: contraceptive success rate is 70%-80%.

Principle: Soluble film containing spermicidal drugs reduces sperm motility.

Method: Before sexual intercourse, roll the film into a ball and put it into the vagina. It will take effect after it dissolves.

Doctor's advice: Some people accidentally eat the medicine film every time, and some people put the separator paper between the films into the vagina, neither of which can achieve the contraceptive effect. In addition, the placement of the film is different for each person, so the contraceptive effect is poor.

3. Male condoms: contraceptive success rate 80%-90%.

Principle: Prevent sperm and egg from meeting.

Method: Before sexual intercourse, the man puts it on his genitals.

Doctor's advice: It is the most commonly used method among young people. Its biggest advantage is that it does not interfere with women's physiology at all and can prevent sexually transmitted diseases. The biggest obstacle to its continued use is that no matter how the texture of the condom is improved, some people still feel that this film affects their best enjoyment of sex.

4. Intrauterine device: contraceptive success rate is over 95%.

Principle: Prevent the fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.

Method: Placed into the uterus by a doctor.

Doctor's advice: The placement and removal of the ring requires certain operations. After the ring is placed, there may be a slight increase in volume, abdominal pain during menstruation, or inflammation. It is mostly used for postpartum women. Newly married women who plan not to have children within 1-2 years can use "Maternal Joy".

It must be noted: go to the hospital for a check-up before getting the IUD. Women with gynecological inflammation, irregular or excessive menstruation, or genital tumors should not get the IUD.

5. Oral short-acting contraceptives: contraceptive success rate is 99.9%.

Principle: Use drugs to inhibit ovulation and cause changes in the cervical lining.

Method: The first dose should be taken on the 1st to 5th day of the menstrual period, one tablet per day without interruption. The effect begins 14 days after taking it.

Doctor's advice: It is very common among young women abroad, but Chinese girls often have illusions about it, worrying about getting fat, getting freckles, and affecting their future children. In fact, these worries are unnecessary. Today's oral contraceptives can not only interfere with female physiology to the minimum extent, but it has also been proven to have no effect on subsequent pregnancy. On the contrary, it is beneficial to the beauty of female skin, making the skin delicate and reducing acne.

6. Contraceptive injection: contraceptive success rate is 99.9%.

Principle: Use drugs to inhibit ovulation and cause changes in the cervical membrane.

Method: Intramuscular injection once a month.

Doctor's advice: It reduces the trouble of daily medication, but can easily cause irregular menstruation. It is best not to use it if you have not yet given birth.

7. Subcutaneous implant contraceptive: contraceptive success rate is 99.9%.

Principle: The drug's effect is slowly exerted through blood circulation, inhibiting ovulation and causing changes in the cervical membrane. The drug is effective for 2-3 years.

Method: Make a half-centimeter incision under the skin of the upper arm and insert 2 or 6 small stick-like contraceptive pills in a fan shape.

Doctor's note: These long-acting methods reduce the hassle of daily medication and the risk of pregnancy due to missed doses. However, a considerable proportion of women will experience irregular menstruation or even serious disorders after using it, and will seek medical treatment again. Therefore, if you plan to have a child within a few years, it is best not to use it.

8. Permanent contraceptive method - tubal ligation for women and vasectomy for men: contraceptive success rate is 99.9%.

Principle: Prevent sperm and egg from meeting

Do you feel that there are many ways to prevent pregnancy? Any contraceptive method you want can satisfy you. So what kind of contraception is the safest and most effective? What kind of contraception method is the safest? This requires a detailed discussion. First of all, we need to summarize what contraceptive methods are available. Contraceptive methods include taking contraceptive pills, getting contraceptive injections, wearing condoms, etc. If I were to say which of these is the safest, I would still say condoms, because they are more convenient to use and are relatively safer.