What are the best contraceptive methods after childbirth?

Many of my female friends often chat with me. Last time we talked about the best contraceptive methods after childbirth. I wore an IUD when I had just given birth, and I wore it for more than a year. Gradually, I started to have irregular vaginal bleeding, which lasted for more than a month. I went to the hospital for a check-up and found out that the bleeding was caused by the downward movement of the IUD. I had to remove the IUD. Now let's talk to you about the best contraceptive methods after childbirth.

(1) Intrauterine contraceptive device, which can be inserted immediately after delivery or 42 days after delivery.

(2) How do women choose the best contraceptive method? Progestin-only contraceptive methods, such as subcutaneous implants and progestin-only long-acting contraceptive injections. Breastfeeding women can start using it 6 weeks after delivery; non-breastfeeding women can use it 5 days after delivery. Data show that it has no significant effect on milk secretion and no significant effect on infant growth and development.

(3) Lactational amenorrhea or the Billings natural contraceptive method.

Condoms, vaginal diaphragms, cervical caps and the newly developed female condoms are all barrier contraceptive methods. They use devices made of latex or silicone rubber to prevent sperm from entering the female reproductive tract and avoid pregnancy through mechanical barriers.

Condoms are also one of the commonly used contraceptive methods in my country. Because this device is easy to use and easy to obtain, generally does not require special guidance from medical personnel, and has no obvious side effects, it is accepted by many couples. In addition, in recent years people have noticed that condoms can prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS, and it is estimated that the number of people using condoms will increase. Theoretically, the effectiveness of condoms is reliable. If you can use them carefully according to the requirements every time you have sex and the quality of the condoms is reliable, the failure rate is 0.4-2/%.

The other three barrier methods except condoms are not widely used in my country. As people become more aware of sexually transmitted diseases, the demand for female condoms will increase.

Spermicide is a surfactant that can effectively make sperm lose their motility. The function of spermicide is to destroy the sperm cell membrane, causing it to disintegrate and disappear, resulting in the exposure of organelles, the imbalance of the intracellular environment, and the loss of sperm cell survival ability.

The above are what we talked about about the best contraceptive methods after childbirth. If you are not planning to have a second child for the time being, you must choose a contraceptive method that suits you. Not all contraceptive methods are suitable for everyone. We must choose carefully for ourselves and pay attention to personal hygiene at ordinary times, so as to avoid gynecological diseases.