What are the contraceptive measures for women?

Nowadays, young people are becoming more and more open in their relationships, and it is not uncommon for them to get pregnant before marriage. Many women may get pregnant accidentally, but do not want to have children too early, so what they want to know most is undoubtedly about women's contraceptive measures. So what kind of contraceptive measure is the most effective? Will there be any side effects? Will it cause harm to the body and lead to infertility in the future? This is also something you need to know.

1. Condoms: As long as you wear condoms correctly, you will not get pregnant, and the contraceptive rate can reach over 98%.

2. Emergency contraceptive pills are effective when taken within 72 hours after sexual intercourse (please note that this is not 72 hours after taking the pills), and you should make full use of these 72 hours. Its toxic side effects cannot be ignored and it can generally only be used once a month. It can only be used occasionally as a remedy after sex when there is no time to prepare or when contraception fails, such as when a condom breaks. And it only has a remedial effect on the previous sexual intercourse, and has no effect on sexual intercourse after taking the medicine.

3. Contraceptive film Contraceptive film is a kind of external contraceptive. Compared with oral contraceptives, it has almost no toxic side effects. Insert it into the vagina 5-10 minutes before sexual intercourse and wait for it to dissolve to form a mucus that can kill sperm and prevent sperm from entering the uterus. It does not penetrate into the body to cause effects and harm.

That’s all I have to say about women’s contraceptive measures for now. I hope it can be helpful to women who need contraception. However, most contraceptive measures are not completely effective. If you still accidentally get pregnant, it is best to go to the hospital to learn more about pregnancy and contraception from your doctor. It is best for women not to use contraception all the time to avoid any impact on the future.