What kind of contraception is best for women?

When women’s contraceptive failure leads to abortion, of course, it is best to give birth to a child, but not all women can give birth to a child after contraceptive failure. This is the reason why the number of patients requiring abortion increases, and the number of female infertility is also increasing. In addition to the safe and reliable contraceptive ring for women, contraceptive pills are easy to miss, and there is also a chance of contraceptive failure. Therefore, women need to know the best contraceptive measures. So which contraceptive is best for women?

1. Intrauterine contraceptive ring

Contraceptive mechanism:

The contraceptive success rate is over 95% by preventing the fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus.

advantage:

There are few side effects and it can be left in place for a long time, even until menopause.

Key points for safe contraception:

The ring can easily move out of its normal position within 3 months after insertion, so you should have regular X-rays to avoid getting pregnant with the ring due to it moving out of its normal position. People with gynecological inflammation, heavy or irregular menstruation, and reproductive tract tumors should not wear the IUD.

2. External contraceptive film

Contraceptive mechanism:

The success rate of preventing pregnancy by reducing sperm motility is 96%.

advantage:

It does not damage the vaginal epithelium and does not change the self-cleaning function of the vagina. Long-term use is harmless to the body and does not stain clothes.

Key points for safe contraception:

It should be kept in a cool and dry place at ordinary times to prevent moisture from affecting the efficacy of the medicine. Do not knead it too tightly or too small when using, otherwise it will affect the dissolution of the medicine. Be sure to use your fingers to send it deep into the vagina, and have sexual intercourse after 10 minutes. If sexual intercourse lasts more than half an hour, you should add another one.

3. Oral short-acting contraceptive pills and injectable contraceptives

Contraceptive mechanism:

The contraceptive success rate is 99.9% by suppressing ovulation and causing changes in the endometrium.

advantage:

Short-acting oral medications not only have very little impact on women's physiology, but long-term use can also adjust the menstrual cycle, reduce menstrual bleeding, relieve dysmenorrhea, and have a cosmetic effect on the skin (making the skin tender and reducing acne).

Key points for safe contraception:

You should remember the time to take the medicine. If you miss a dose, you must take it within 12 hours of the prescribed time. At the same time, the medicine should be placed in a dry, cool place to prevent it from deteriorating and affecting its efficacy. Contraceptive injections can easily cause irregular menstruation, so it is best not to use them if you have not yet given birth.

4. Subcutaneous implantation of drugs

It affects the development and maturation of eggs, affects the changes in the endometrium, making it unfavorable for embryo implantation and development, with a success rate of 99.9%.

The contraceptive method is simple and easy. It only requires one implantation on the inner side of the upper arm to achieve continuous results, and it is also easy to remove. The drug dosage is only a few percent of that of oral contraceptives and generally has no major effect on the body. The implantation site is neither conspicuous nor uncomfortable.

It’s not for everyone. It is not suitable for newlyweds, women with diabetes, hypertension, thromboembolism and women weighing more than 70 kg.

The above is the answer to which contraceptive method is best for women. The best contraceptive methods are divided into many categories, which are divided according to women’s fertility and physical conditions. IUDs are effective, but they can also easily cause inflammation in women. Women with gynecological diseases cannot use IUDs as it will cause more serious inflammation. Therefore, patients should choose a contraceptive method that suits them and then take appropriate measures to prevent unwanted pregnancy from happening again.