What are the non-pill contraceptive methods?

With the progress of the times, people's social life has become more abundant. The sweet words of presidents can no longer meet people's needs, because contraceptives will bring us some side effects, which will bring some harm to the body and cause endocrine disorders. Of course, there are more contraceptive methods for everyone to choose from, such as condoms and ligation attempts. Everyone can choose a contraceptive method that suits them according to their own conditions. So what are the contraceptive methods that do not require medication?

condom

Must be used correctly

In some countries and regions, there are often public welfare publicity activities of distributing condoms on the streets. This is not only to popularize contraceptive methods, but also because male condoms are currently the only contraceptive method that can effectively prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea, syphilis and AIDS.

Most male condoms are made of a thin layer of latex that protects the penis and physically blocks sperm from entering the female reproductive tract. "Even so, this method of contraception is not foolproof. The chance of pregnancy is about 6% with perfect use (strictly following the instructions) of condoms in the first year, and about 16% with typical use (non-continuous use). Therefore, in order to achieve the best possible contraceptive effect, men need to use condoms correctly."

First of all, condoms come in different sizes. Men should choose the appropriate size according to the size of their erect penis. If the condom is too large, it may fall off in the vagina. If it is too small, it may be squeezed and cause semen to flow into the vagina. At the same time, condoms can only use water-based lubricants. Vaseline, liquid paraffin, facial oil, cooking oil, etc. can increase the brittleness of condoms in a short period of time and accelerate their rupture. If a condom is found to have a hole or slips off during use, it is still unsafe to just replace the condom; if semen overflows into the vagina, it is likely to lead to contraceptive failure. At this time, remedial measures must be taken promptly and emergency contraceptive pills must be taken within 72 hours. The sooner the better. In many Western countries, emergency contraceptive pills have become an effective rescue contraceptive measure.

"Another point to note is that since barrier contraceptive methods such as condoms can affect the feeling and quality of sex, some men choose to wear them before ejaculation to ensure safety. In fact, this often leads to contraceptive failure, because before ejaculation, the fluid flowing out of the penis contains a small amount of sperm, which can still cause women to become pregnant. Moreover, not wearing condoms will also increase the risk of sexually transmitted diseases."

It is not recommended for men to carry condoms with them. Although this can help you prepare for emergencies, condoms need to be properly stored to ensure "safety". If stored in a hot and humid environment, they will become thin and brittle, and easily get holes and tear. "Condoms should be stored in a dry, cool and safe environment as much as possible. In fact, it is very convenient to buy condoms now, and you don't have to carry them with you."

The condoms currently on the market are mainly made of rubber. Although they are less harmful to the human body, friends who are allergic to rubber or lubricating spermicides need to be careful. If condoms are used, many adverse reactions will occur. These people can use other contraceptive methods instead.

The above is a detailed answer to the non-pill contraceptive method. There are a variety of contraceptive methods for everyone to choose from, so we should make careful choices. In order to ensure everyone's health, we should reduce harm as much as possible. Young women should not use contraceptives, as this will cause some gynecological diseases.