Check out 15 contraceptive methods, which one is less harmful?

Recently, I received several private messages about "contraceptive injections". The sisters all said:

"Injections seem so convenient, but are they reliable? Will they hurt my body ?"

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Only then did Yue Miaojun realize something that had been ignored for a long time:

Many people are more concerned about the success rate of contraception, but rarely understand the effects of various contraceptive methods on girls' bodies and whether they are harmful...

A comprehensive review of 15 contraceptive methods: hormonal contraception

Today, we sorted out 15 contraceptive methods and summarized which one is the most friendly to girls at the end of the article~

(The content is very detailed, you can save it and read it slowly, boys should also remember to read it carefully for their girlfriends)

The one at the top is, of course, the most common one among sisters - hormonal contraception.

We can simply divide it into two categories: "taking medicine" and "using gadgets":

👉Take medicine

*Drug classification is based on the instructions of each brand

Many sisters think that hormones are harmful to the body. In fact, the hormones used now have made great progress. Just use them correctly.

Among them, short-acting contraceptives are more friendly to women . They contain less hormones and have fewer side effects. They are also used to treat ovarian cysts, dysmenorrhea and other diseases. However, its biggest disadvantage is that you may miss taking it, and then you may...

So, will it be more stable and have fewer surprises with the help of "gadgets"?

👉With the help of gadgets

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Among the gadgets in the picture, the most commonly used one is the intrauterine device, which is relatively friendly to girls. The contraceptive injection that everyone is interested in is similar to the long-acting contraceptive pill , and has more adverse reactions than the short-acting contraceptive pill.

How can we achieve effective contraception and reduce harm?

Whether you choose medicine or gadgets, you need to go to the gynecology department for a detailed examination + regular check-ups first !

15 contraceptive methods: barrier contraception

Seeing that hormones have so many side effects, many people will definitely say that it is better to wear a condom to be safe!

Is this really the case?

The condoms that everyone is familiar with belong to the barrier contraceptive method. Which of these methods is more friendly ↓

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Overall, male condoms are the most effective and have the fewest side effects.

But the premise is that boys use it correctly. If they put it on halfway, or it slips off, gets damaged, or other mistakes... it might turn out that -

Liquid condoms and gels that are popular among merchants are actually spermicides. These things may irritate the vagina and urethra . Not only are they not effective in preventing pregnancy, they cannot reliably prevent sexually transmitted infections . Youmiaojun does not recommend them for use.

Contraceptive methods that require surgery

"Contraception is too troublesome, just get it done with a knife!" Some sisters also started to be tempted after reading about sterilization online...

I advise you to be cautious! Vasectomy is more suitable for people who do not want to have children . After all, surgical recanalization cannot guarantee a 100% success rate, and there are many risks. Men can choose to have a vasectomy: there are risks of complications such as bleeding or hematoma, infection, epididymal stasis (sperm stasis), etc.

Girls can choose to undergo tubal sterilization: there are risks of complications such as bleeding or hematoma, infection (such as pelvic inflammatory disease, peritonitis, etc.), and organ damage

Everyone must think clearly before taking action~ Which contraceptive method may be less harmful to girls? After seeing this, which contraceptive method would you choose?

🌟Short -acting contraceptive pills, implants, and intrauterine devices are relatively safe among hormonal methods ; if boys use condoms correctly , it will cause little harm to girls and can also reduce the risk of sexually transmitted diseases.

What Yue Miaojun said does not count. We specially invited Dr. Mao Chihui, a doctor of obstetrics and gynecology from the West China School of Clinical Medicine of Sichuan University , who also gave the sisters some reference suggestions:

1. For unmarried women of childbearing age who are likely to have fertility plans in the near future, it is recommended to choose short-acting contraceptive pills or condoms ;

2. For married women with children, if they plan to have children in the near future, it is recommended to choose short-acting contraceptives or condoms ; if they do not plan to have children within 2 years, it is recommended to choose intrauterine devices and subcutaneous implants as the first choice.

3. Women who no longer desire to have children can undergo surgery to achieve permanent contraception.

*For reference only, you still need to go to the hospital for examination and make a choice that suits you.