What are the common contraceptive measures?

In life, what are some common contraceptive measures? Contraception is to reduce the pressure on the family and the life pressure of two people. If contraception is not used, there will be children everywhere, which is also a burden to society. In ancient times, there were no contraceptive measures, so many families had several children. This is not the case in this era. So what are the common contraceptive measures?

one. Long-acting contraceptive 1. Long-acting contraceptive injections, which are generally divided into two categories, one is intramuscular injection, usually 2 to 3 times, can last for three months to six months, the other is vaginal injection (more painful, it is said that it will hurt for about half a month and you have to abstain from sexual intercourse), one injection, can last up to 3 years. If you want to end contraception, you must wait 3 months after the effective period to have sex and conceive directly. During this period, you must use short-term or one-time contraceptive methods. (mainly to avoid the residual drug effects on sperm, reduce the occurrence of malformations, premature babies and stillbirths) 2. Oral contraceptives, similar to women's oral long-acting contraceptives, are taken 1 to 2 times a day and cannot be stopped. To end contraception, only 1 month of regular short-acting contraception is needed. 3. Vasectomy requires surgery. I have never heard of anyone getting another blow job after vasectomy. It should be permanent.

two. Short-acting contraception 1. Condoms, I don’t need to say more about this, right? 2. Emergency contraceptives, such as Yuting and Huiting, are theoretically effective within 72 hours after contraceptive failure, but the earlier you take it, the greater the protection. However, do not take it more than once within 30 days. After all, the amount of bleeding during those "inconvenient" days for women is very large (oral for women) 3. Topical contraceptives, generally, put the film or gel ointment (such as Lelemi) into the female private parts, and enjoy the "no condom" pleasure after about 10 minutes. Generally, the medicine must be re-applied after about 40 minutes to ensure successful contraception (topical for women) Personally, I think the safest and most hygienic method of male contraception is condoms + female emergency contraceptives. Although it affects the "fun", on the one hand, it can avoid the spread of skin diseases, and on the other hand, the harm to the body is very small.

If you choose these methods to help you with contraception when you want to, you can achieve successful contraceptive effects. However, it is best to choose healthy and safe methods when doing so. Although these drugs are effective in contraception, they are still very harmful to the body. You can use them when you have to, but if possible, it is best not to use these contraceptive measures.