What are the conventional contraceptive measures?

Nowadays, many young people do not know how to better prevent pregnancy, so there are always some bad phenomena. If the contraception fails, both parties will bear a lot of responsibility. If the girl does not want it, she will go to the hospital for abortion or take medicine to abort. This is actually very harmful to women. If this happens frequently, it will also cause infertility in the future. So what are the common contraceptive measures?

Topical contraceptives

Advantages: no side effects, easy to use.

Disadvantages: difficult to purchase, needs to be used each time, high failure rate.

Failure rate: The rate of unplanned pregnancy within one year using this method is 6-20%.

Ejaculation outside the vagina

Advantages: economical, convenient, and free.

Disadvantages: Requires strong self-control, which is not something that ordinary people can do. Moreover, the secretions that flow out when a man is excited contain a small amount of sperm, but only one sperm is enough for conception.

Failure rate: The rate of unplanned pregnancy within one year using this method is 20%.

Safe period

Advantages: economical, safe, and no side effects.

Disadvantages: The three days before ovulation to two days after ovulation is the dangerous period, and the other days are the safe period. However, it is easier to calculate the safe period for women with regular menstrual cycles (see Calculation of Ovulation Day); this method is not suitable for those with irregular cycles.

Failure rate: The rate of unplanned pregnancy within one year using this method is 20%.

Condoms (contraceptives, condoms)

Advantages: economical, simple, no side effects, can prevent both contraception and sexually transmitted diseases.

Disadvantages: Requires male cooperation and must be used every time.

Failure rate: The rate of accidental pregnancy within one year using this method ranges from 3% (when used correctly and every time you have sex) to 20% (when used only during the dangerous period or only during ejaculation).

These are common contraceptive measures, and they are also very conventional contraceptive methods. They do not cause any harm to the body. Even if there is any harm, it is not serious. The best method of contraception is to choose external ejaculation, or physiological contraception, which is that women exclude the ovulation period and have sex during the non-ovulation period. This will ensure that they will not get pregnant.