Is there any other way to prevent pregnancy during sex?

During sexual intercourse, men will ejaculate, and once the sperm combines with the woman's egg, pregnancy will occur. Therefore, contraceptive measures should be taken to prevent pregnancy. There are many contraceptive methods. The most common ones are male condoms, female IUDs and contraceptive pills. Each contraceptive method has its own hazards and there is a chance of contraceptive failure. At this time, emergency contraception should be used. So what other methods can be used for contraception during sex?

1. Oral contraceptives

One of the most comfortable contraceptive methods, short-acting contraceptive pills can be taken one tablet daily, or for 22 consecutive days from the end of menstruation. It can regulate menstruation and help with symptoms such as premenstrual abdominal pain and irritability.

2. Safe period contraception method

It is also one of the most comfortable contraceptive methods and is the most popular among men, but the rhythm method is not very safe. Irregular menstruation, changes in living environment, sudden increase in work pressure or reunion with a partner after a short separation, etc., will cause disruption of the safe period and make the safe period contraceptive method ineffective.

3. Male condoms

For women, this is a contraceptive method that is second only to oral contraceptives and safe period contraception in terms of comfort, and its safety is as high as 99.6%.

4. Vasectomy

Vasectomy will not affect the level of sex hormones in the body. It only blocks the channel where sperm and egg meet. Therefore, there is no need to worry that it will eliminate a person's secondary sexual characteristics or cause the person who has had a vasectomy to enter menopause early. The disadvantage of sterilization is that it is not easy to restore normal ejaculation or ovulation.

5. Intrauterine contraceptive device

A small number of women will have an immune response to the inserted metal ring, which manifests as heavy menstrual flow, longer menstrual periods, and increased abdominal pain during menstruation.

What other methods are there for contraception during sexual intercourse? The division of contraceptive methods is very clear. Both male and female contraception can be used, but methods with a high contraceptive failure rate cannot be used, such as the contraceptive method of ejaculation outside the body. Ejaculation outside the body can easily retain semen in the body, which is also prone to pregnancy. The contraceptive method used during sexual intercourse should be safe to avoid related effects on the body and side effects.