What are the contraceptive methods for men?

For men, most of them are worried that their female partners will suffer some bad harm during the contraceptive process, so they are willing to take contraceptive measures to satisfy the health of their partners. However, there are many ways for men to take contraceptive measures. The contraceptive effects of different contraceptive methods are definitely different. In addition, there are many contraceptive methods that have some risks. If contraception fails, it will cause greater harm to the health of the body. So what are the contraceptive methods for men?

1. Emergency contraception methods

If newlyweds forget to take contraceptive measures or contraception fails, they can take emergency contraceptive pills. However, emergency contraceptive pills are only used as a remedy for the failure of conventional contraceptive measures and can only be used once during the honeymoon period. It may cause nausea, vomiting, menstrual disorders and other discomforts, affecting the quality of life during the honeymoon period, so newlyweds should try to take conventional contraceptive measures and avoid using this contraceptive method as a last resort.

2. Natural contraception: including interrupted sexual intercourse and calculation of safe period. Interrupted sexual intercourse requires the penis to be pulled out of the vagina before orgasm comes, which is very difficult to implement. Moreover, some sperm has leaked into the vagina before ejaculation. This method is extremely unreliable. Long-term use can seriously affect men's physical and mental health and cause diseases such as prostatitis. Not suitable for newlyweds. Most women have a menstrual cycle of 24-32 days. Ovulation usually occurs about 14 days before the next menstrual period. If the egg is not fertilized within 24 hours after ovulation, the egg cell will die on its own. Generally speaking, sperm can fertilize an egg within three days after ejaculation, but there are also reports that sperm can still retain the ability to fertilize an egg one week after sexual intercourse. If we exclude the time of menstruation and the time of possible pregnancy, the "safe period" is very short, only about 10 days. In addition, newlyweds are under great mental stress and their regular lives are disrupted, so it is easy for their ovulation time to change or for extra ovulation to occur. Therefore, newlyweds should not use calculation of the safe period to prevent pregnancy.

If men choose these methods for contraception, they can get very good contraceptive results. When giving men contraception, it is also necessary to choose healthy methods. Although men's contraception will have some impact on the sensation, it is best for the health of the body. If women frequently take birth control pills for contraception, it will definitely cause the greatest harm to the body.