What is the safest method of contraception?

In today's society, contraception is a popular word. A long time ago when family planning was implemented, women would undergo sterilization surgery, and some women would also choose to have an IUD inserted. However, there are more and more contraceptive methods now, and many people will choose some convenient and comfortable contraceptive methods. However, the most important thing about contraceptive methods is safety. So what is the safest contraceptive method?

The safest contraceptive method generally chosen by people now is oral short-acting contraceptives. Because this method of contraception does not require surgery, is easy to take, and is effective. Short-acting contraceptives are a natural hormone and are therefore less irritating to the body. But it needs to be taken every day without skipping a dose.

To solve the problem of missed doses of short-acting oral contraceptives, there is a very simple method that can be used as a reference: make a monthly calendar on the computer, cut and paste it on the body of the medicine bottle, make a corresponding mark for each tablet taken, and couples can remind each other to prevent forgetting.

The new generation of short-acting contraceptives have effectively changed the side effects of the old generation of contraceptives, such as weight gain, acne, and increased hair, through improved ingredients, and have no effect on the development of the fetus. In other words, as long as you are prepared physically and mentally and are ready to have a baby, you can become pregnant immediately after stopping the medication.

As for oral contraceptives, many young girls find it troublesome to take them every day, so they simply don't do any "preparation" in advance. Only after they have sex do they rush out to buy emergency contraceptives and take them. Gynecologists even call these young girls the "Yuting tribe." In fact, this practice exaggerates the "magic effect" of emergency contraception. Almost all emergency contraceptive pills work by inhibiting ovulation and endometrium. Therefore, taking them continuously and multiple times in the same menstrual cycle will increase the chance of menstrual disorders and the failure rate.

The above is an introduction to the safest contraceptive method. In fact, oral contraceptives are a relatively safe contraceptive method now, which is also welcomed by many friends. Some women who have unexpected pregnancies usually take the wrong doses or miss doses, which leads to this situation. Therefore, everyone must take it strictly according to the instructions.