What to do with female contraceptive diaphragms?

Many women are afraid that taking birth control pills is bad for their health, so they choose contraceptive films. I don’t know if you have heard of this kind of medicine. Its effect is to allow the medicine to integrate into the female body. It can kill sperm. This medicine is very powerful and has a 95% chance of successful contraception. When women don’t want to have a baby yet, choosing a contraceptive film is much better than taking birth control pills, but it must be combined with condoms, just in case. So, next I will explain to you the female contraceptive film.

The use of external contraceptive films is an external contraceptive drug. It is inserted deep into the vagina 5 minutes before sexual intercourse (the time may be different for different varieties) to play a local spermicidal role, thereby achieving the purpose of contraception.

If used correctly, the effectiveness can reach over 95%. It can be used in combination with other contraceptive methods. There are fewer side effects, and a few people experience vaginal burning after use. How to use the external contraceptive film: It mainly achieves the purpose of contraception through its powerful spermicidal effect. If used correctly, the effect is reliable. The efficiency can reach over 99%. It can be used by both men and women, but is generally used by men. Use one each time you have sex.

Method for men: When having sex, insert the penis into the vagina first to moisten it, then withdraw it. Apply a prepared film to the glans of the penis and gently insert it deep into the vagina. Stay for 4-5 minutes and then have sex after the film dissolves. Method for females: Each time you have sex, fold a piece of the film in half to 1/4 of its original size, pinch the middle two layers with your middle and index fingers and push them deep into the vagina. You can also roll a piece of the film into a soft ball and insert it into the cervix deep in the vagina with one finger. When placing the device, remove your fingers immediately to avoid removing part of the film. After placing the film, wait for 5 minutes for the film to dissolve before having sex.

External contraceptive films are most suitable for young couples. If used by older people with less vaginal secretions, the film should take longer to dissolve in the vagina. It should not be used by those with vaginal or cervical injuries. Generally there are no side effects, and only a few people occasionally experience local tingling or itching. Mastering the correct method is the key to successful contraception using the drug film. What should I do if I am allergic to contraceptive films? Some people may experience allergies when using contraceptive films. Most of the patients are female, and a few are male. Symptoms of female allergies include: burning, stinging, itching, and increased vaginal discharge. Symptoms of allergy in men include redness and itching of the glans penis. If this happens, stop using it immediately. For treatment, you can take anti-allergic drugs such as chlorpheniramine orally, one tablet each time, three times a day. Apply skin relaxing ointment or hydrocortisone ointment externally. If there is a lot of local exudate or secretion, it can be washed with 1:8000 potassium permanganate solution. Generally, the symptoms will disappear after 3-5 days. Avoid scratching the affected area, as scratching may lead to infection. Those who are not suitable for this contraceptive film can use other methods instead.

The use of contraceptive films may also fail. What is the reason? Contraceptive films use the polyvinyl alcohol in the film to kill sperm, and the viscosity of polyvinyl alcohol makes sperm lose its vitality, thus preventing sperm from entering the uterine cavity and achieving the purpose of contraception. Its effectiveness is over 95%. Some couples fail to use contraceptive films. The main reasons are: (1) The film is not folded in half after being taken out, and it is not kneaded to make it loose, making it difficult to dissolve. (2) When the film is inserted into the vagina, it sticks to the finger and the finger is removed without rotating it once inside the vagina, causing the film to be easily pulled out of the vagina. (3) When taking out the film, the separator is not removed and it is placed in the vagina together, so the film cannot dissolve at all. (4) Being too hasty during sexual intercourse, inserting the device for too short a time, and having intercourse and ejaculating before the drug film has dissolved. (5) If the drug film is left in place for more than 30 minutes, the drug film will dissolve early and lose its spermicidal ability, and will not be able to affect the motility of sperm. For male contraceptive film, first wrap the film around the erect penis head, insert it deep into the vagina, then pull it out and wait for the film to dissolve before having sexual intercourse and ejaculation. Ejaculation before the film dissolves will also result in failure. It is available in general pharmacies or adult sex product stores.

The above is the female contraceptive film that the editor shared with you. I believe many people have begun to pay attention to it. This film is much better than contraceptives because it is for external use. For those who do not want a baby for the time being, they should choose a drug that suits them to prevent accidents. If you encounter any problems, please go to the hospital in time and consult a doctor about your condition. This will be helpful to your health.