5 kinds of conventional contraceptive methods are the best for you

In the United States, more than 60% of women of childbearing age choose oral contraceptives, which are both comfortable and safe, and their partners are increasingly willing to accept male condoms. "Contraception is becoming more and more of a relaxed topic." Perhaps Laureys's advice is right. For contraception, you should choose the most convenient and comfortable one, and choose the one that suits your physiological state at that stage. Below we introduce five contraceptive methods and compare their comfort levels, so you can see which contraceptive method is more suitable for you!

1. Oral contraceptives

One of the most comfortable contraceptive methods, short-acting contraceptives (such as Marvelon) are taken one tablet daily, or for 22 consecutive days from the end of menstruation. They can regulate menstruation and help with symptoms such as premenstrual abdominal pain and irritability. Many women unexpectedly find that their skin becomes smoother after getting used to taking short-acting contraceptives.

To solve the problem of missed doses of short-acting oral contraceptives, there is a very simple method that can be used as a reference: make a monthly calendar on the computer, cut and paste it on the body of the medicine bottle, make a corresponding mark for each tablet taken, and couples can remind each other to prevent forgetting.

2. Safe period contraception method

Comfort is also one of the highest contraceptive methods and is the most popular among men because while getting used to various "strict prevention" contraceptive measures, they can enjoy a kind of pleasure that can only be found in the Garden of Eden. However, while many women are also intoxicated by the pleasure of "barrier-free contact", they are always worried about its safety, especially those who have "won the lottery" more than twice a year. They will gradually become afraid of this method, and their nervous mentality will not be relaxed until the next time the "old friend" shows up as scheduled.

3. Vasectomy

Of course, the vasectomy operation is uncomfortable, and there will be local pain and redness and swelling, but this "post-operative sequelae" will disappear after two or three days. At this time, a sense of relief of "once and for all" will allow both parties to enjoy a "second spring" that was impossible when they were young. Every sexual experience from now on will become "burden-free" and extremely comfortable. In Japan, sterilization is considered a way to liberate married housewives and makes them much more sexually satisfied than before sterilization. "No longer need to suffer the pain of artificial abortion, from now on you can enjoy the joy of 'pure sex'."

If both parties agree to become a DINK couple, sterilization is the best contraceptive method. Vasectomy will not affect the level of sex hormones in the body. It only blocks the channel where sperm and egg meet. Therefore, there is no need to worry that it will eliminate a person's secondary sexual characteristics or cause the person who has had a vasectomy to enter menopause early.

4. Male Condoms

For women, this is a contraceptive method second only to oral contraceptives and rhythmic contraception in terms of comfort. Although your male partner may loudly complain that it is "troublesome" and "scratching an itch through a shoe", disposable condoms have a contraceptive effectiveness of up to 99.6%, and the "discomfort" is only a slight "spicy feeling" when the plastic product rubs against the vagina. I believe that men’s physical feelings are the same. Their discomfort is 100% psychological.

In the most open university, a small game in the physiology class lecture is the "condom blowing" competition. The purpose of this game is to dispel the mysterious impression of condoms and let male and female students understand the various benefits of using condoms: safe contraception, prolonged ejaculation time, and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS.

5. Intrauterine contraceptive device

A rather uncomfortable method of contraception. The scale of the operation to insert the IUD is almost the same as that of an artificial abortion, and a cervical dilator must also be used. The whole waist will feel sore, swollen, and painful. The contraceptive effectiveness after insertion varies from person to person and also depends on the location and technique of insertion by the doctor.

A small number of women will have an immune response to the inserted "metal ring", which manifests as heavy menstrual flow, longer menstrual periods, and increased abdominal pain during menstruation. The effectiveness period of ordinary intrauterine contraceptive devices is 5-8 years. It is also very painful to remove it, and a cervical dilator must be used. When the "metal ring" adheres to the uterine wall, it can also cause pain and bleeding.