How to use arm ring for contraception

Reproduction is a need, and contraception is also a big need. Nowadays, there are many ways to prevent pregnancy, such as birth control pills, condoms, IUDs, vasectomy, etc., which can achieve good contraceptive effects. Now there is a new type of contraceptive method - the arm contraceptive ring. So, how does this contraceptive method achieve the contraceptive effect? ​​The following will make a detailed analysis!

There are many ways of contraception now. Irreversible methods generally include female sterilization and male sterilization surgery; reversible methods include birth control pills, IUDs, condoms, etc. Among them, IUD insertion is a method with a relatively long duration. In the past, IUDs were generally inserted into the uterus, but with the development of technology, there are also surgeries to insert IUDs on the arms.

The arm ring is generally suitable for women who cannot place an IUD in the uterus. The arm ring is a subcutaneous contraceptive method. This method mainly involves burying contraceptive drugs under the skin of the arm. The drugs are slowly released in the body to achieve the contraceptive effect. The contraceptive effect is over 99%.

1. Have a physical examination first to see if you are suitable for this surgery, and consult your doctor about possible side effects based on your own body, understand some physical abnormalities after surgery, and be mentally prepared;

2. Generally, the surgery is performed on the seventh day of menstruation, which is the best way to achieve the best results. Therefore, women who choose to undergo the surgery can adjust their body and choose the right time for the surgery.

3. Do not exert force on your arm on the day of surgery and keep the wound dry within a week to avoid infection. Go back to the hospital for regular checkups to avoid any physical abnormalities.

The working principle of the arm ring is actually similar to that of drug contraception, the only difference is that it is taken orally or by injection. Therefore, the damage to the body is still relatively large, and generally there will be side effects such as menstrual disorders and abnormal blood pressure. Therefore, it is recommended that women consider carefully before choosing this contraceptive measure, so as not to hurt their bodies!