Which contraceptive method is best?

With the advancement of science and technology, medical methods have also made great progress. Even the contraceptive methods we usually use have become more diversified. Choosing a contraceptive method that suits you is the most important thing. For different periods, for example, for young people, you can use condoms for contraception. For people in menopause, the contraceptive method used will be more traditional. Let us find out which contraceptive method is the best?

Sterilization surgery

This is a tubal ligation surgery, where the fallopian tube is tied and one end is hidden. This is a picture of the more commonly used tubal ligation. And use silver clips. This is male sterilization, vasectomy. This method was invented in our country and is the first in the world. Currently, many places in the world use the anterior vasectomy, which was learned from China. In China, 8% of contraception is undertaken by men, who have undergone vasectomy surgery.

Condoms

Advantages: cheap, easy to buy, no side effects, can be used for both contraception and prevention of 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).

Contraceptive pills

Advantages: It is easy to use, has the effect of regulating menstruation for women with irregular menstrual cycles, and is helpful for symptoms such as abdominal pain and irritability before menstruation. Long-term use of birth control pills can reduce the incidence of ovarian cancer and endometrial cancer.

Disadvantages: It needs to be taken daily, which is a big challenge for people with poor memory. Some people worry about side effects, which were caused by early high-dose contraceptives. Now the latest low-dose contraceptives have fewer side effects.

Failure rate: The rate of accidental pregnancy within one year using this method is 0.1 to 0.5%.

Intrauterine contraceptive device

Advantages: One installation can be guaranteed for five years, convenient and safe. Removal can restore fertility.

Disadvantages: It may cause side effects such as increased menstrual bleeding and uterine inflammation, and is more suitable for women who have given birth.

Failure rate: The rate of unplanned pregnancy within one year using this method is 0.6-0.8%.

The above is a detailed answer to which contraceptive method is the best. Although contraceptive pills can have certain effects, they will more or less bring us some side effects, such as causing endocrine disorders in women, etc. Now many men’s contraceptive pills will also pose a certain threat to male reproduction, so everyone should choose carefully.