How to avoid pregnancy without condom?

Condoms are the most commonly used contraceptive method nowadays, but because many men and women feel that wearing condoms will affect the pleasure of both parties, they are unwilling to wear condoms during sexual intercourse, which can easily lead to pregnancy. If a woman does not want to have a child after getting pregnant and wants to have an abortion, it will cause great harm to her body. So, are there any other contraceptive measures without using a condom? Some of them are mentioned below.

The IUD is the most common contraceptive method for married women in most areas, or for women who already have one child but do not plan to have more. This contraceptive method requires going to the fertility department to have an IUD inserted, and the IUD should be checked every four months to avoid leakage or unexpected pregnancy.

Taking birth control pills is also a method of contraception. Contraceptive pills are mainly hormonal drugs that can change women's endocrine system so that they will not ovulate during intercourse and thus will not get pregnant. However, this method has very serious side effects and cannot be used for a long time.

For married women, the cost of contraceptive rings is relatively low and the contraceptive effect is also high, but you should pay attention to some inapplicability and use it according to your physical health condition.

These two methods are the most commonly used contraceptive methods in life, and are relatively safe methods without side effects. In addition, contraceptive pills, safe period contraception, fallopian tube surgery, etc. are also commonly used contraceptive methods among the people, but relatively speaking, they have greater risks and obvious side effects, and are not suitable for all women.

Personally, I recommend using condoms for contraception, which is relatively safe and convenient, especially for women who have no experience in childbearing. Condom contraception allows you to enjoy a high-quality sex life without worrying about accidental pregnancy or contracting some sexually transmitted diseases.

The above article talks about some contraceptive measures. In addition to these, you can also take some medications to help with contraception, but the side effects of the medications are relatively large. It is recommended that both parties should use condoms when having sex. This is a more convenient and safe method of contraception, and can also prevent sexually transmitted diseases.