Is there any better contraceptive method besides IUD?

In addition to IUD, you can also take oral medication or special tool contraceptive measures. For example, you can take some short-acting emergency contraceptives, such as Yasmin or Yasyue, which can regulate the menstrual cycle. It is taken orally on the 2nd or 5th day of the menstrual period, and a quantitative amount is taken regularly every day. If taken continuously for 21 days, it will have the effect of regulating the menstrual cycle and achieving the contraceptive effect.

Generally, short-acting emergency contraceptives will have the actual effect of contraception after 7 days of oral administration, and the actual effect of contraception will reach about 99%. When taking birth control pills, try not to miss a dose to avoid withdrawal bleeding and abnormal bleeding. Another method is special tool contraception. This type of contraception does not require oral medication or IUD. It is a better contraceptive method that can prevent pregnancy.

There are various methods for female contraception, in addition to the IUD, there are several other methods. For example, if you have already given birth to two or three children or more and no longer have the desire to get pregnant, you can have bilateral tubal ligation, which is the most effective contraceptive method. However, if there is still a desire to have a baby, surgery is required to recanalize both fallopian tubes before pregnancy can be possible. There are also more convenient methods. For example, women in their growing years who have no plans to get pregnant can take short-term contraceptives, such as Yasmin, for contraceptive measures. Generally, if they are taken for more than a week, they will have the effect of contraception. You can also wear condoms, which are a male contraceptive tool that not only can prevent pregnancy, but also can prevent sexually transmitted diseases.

There is also a method called contraceptive pills, also known as post-contraception, which means that when having sex, no contraceptive methods are taken. Contraceptive pills can be taken orally within 72 hours afterwards for contraceptive measures, but this method cannot be used as a basic contraceptive measure. In addition, there is a method of contraception called the safe menstrual period. Generally, the safe menstrual period refers to this period of time without ovulation. If the woman's menstrual cycle is regular, this time range is approximately 3-4 days before and after the menstrual period.