What are the best contraceptive methods?

In today's society, sexual intercourse between men and women has become a very common phenomenon. It not only meets the normal physiological needs of men and women, but also releases stress to make our bodies relaxed and healthy. However, some young men and women do not take any safety measures just for the sake of momentary pleasure, which results in the woman getting pregnant before marriage and even eventually paying for an abortion, depriving an innocent child of his life. So what are the best contraceptive methods?

The most fashionable contraceptive pill patch: contraceptive rate 92% to 99.7%

This is a preparation that achieves its contraceptive effect through skin absorption and the use of a controlled-release system of the drug. Its biggest advantage is that it is more convenient to use, and the drug concentration in the body is controlled at a relatively low and stable level, thus eliminating the side effects of excessive drug concentration that many women worry about, such as weight gain, gastrointestinal reactions, etc., and it can achieve the purpose of long-term contraception.

Menstrual regulators and menstruation: contraceptive rate 99.7%

Menstrual regulators break the tradition that pregnancy is an absolute contraindication to contraceptives. Taking this medicine a few days after a woman's menstrual period is overdue can induce menstruation, and even if she is pregnant, it can cause a spontaneous abortion of the very early embryo. The main components of menstruation are small doses of estrogen and progesterone. After taking the active pink pill for 84 consecutive days, you can continue to take the placebo for your period. In this way, in addition to contraception, women's menstruation can be changed to 4 times a year. This is undoubtedly good news for women who suffer from dysmenorrhea and anemia due to excessive menstrual blood flow.

The most widely used method: intrauterine device: success rate 94% to 99%

The least accepted method is oral short-acting contraceptives (OC): the success rate is 99.95%. It is taken orally and is mainly composed of progestin. There are two types: a single small dose of progestin or a combination with estrogen. Generally, the first dose is from the 5th day of menstruation, one tablet every night for 22 consecutive days without interruption. If you miss a dose, just take it the next morning. Vaginal bleeding will occur within 2 to 4 days after stopping the medication. The next cycle is to continue taking the medication from the 5th day after the bleeding starts. If there is no bleeding within 7 days of stopping the medication, you can continue taking the medication for the next cycle.

Oral long-acting contraceptives: success rate 96% to 98%

The four most common ones are compound (long-acting) 18-methylnorgestrel and long-acting compound ethinyl estradiol chlorpromazine. Take the first pill on the 5th day of the menstrual period, take the second pill after 20 days (or 5 days), and then take 1 tablet every 30 days. The reasons for not choosing it are: first, it contains a large amount of hormones; second, it has a cumulative effect, and the hormonal effects cannot disappear quickly after stopping the medication.

Long-acting contraceptive injection: success rate>99.75%

Most of the ones you can see now are made of a combination of long-acting progestin and long-acting estrogen. Inject intramuscularly once a month. The contraceptive principles they use are the same as those of OCs, either preventing sperm from entering the "city", or preventing sperm from "seeing" the egg, or preventing the fertilized egg from having a place to "land". If you haven't had children yet and want to have them, it's best not to use it because it can easily cause irregular menstruation.

Subcutaneous implant: contraceptive success rate 99.9%

Make a half-centimeter cut under the skin of the upper arm and insert 2 or 6 small stick-like contraceptive pills in a fan shape. One implant can last for more than 5 years. However, a considerable proportion of women experience irregular menstruation. If you plan to have a baby within a few years, it is best not to use it.

Topical spermicides: success rate 70% to 80%

There are many types of spermicides: foams, emulsions, gels, solutions and suspensions. Before sexual intercourse, roll the film into a ball and place it into the vagina, where it will take effect after it dissolves. It can play two roles: incapacitate sperm and defend the cervix to prevent sperm from entering; some of them also have the effect of killing the pathogens of sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, eczema, AIDS, syphilis, etc. In actual use, it is generally used in conjunction with other contraceptive methods such as condoms or oral contraceptives to achieve better results.

After reading the above introduction to good contraceptive methods, I think everyone should have some understanding. There are many good contraceptive methods, and women should choose carefully to minimize the harm to their bodies. Young girls should keep themselves clean and not harm their health for the sake of momentary pleasure.