The best method of postpartum contraception

Contraception is something that every couple or man and woman should pay attention to, because after all, unexpected pregnancy has a relatively large impact on women, so everyone needs to understand the most scientific and effective contraceptive methods, and postpartum contraception should also be paid attention to. Here I will introduce to you the best method of postpartum contraception. I hope that couples can scientifically understand these contraceptive common sense.

The best way to prevent pregnancy after childbirth

Male condoms: Male condoms should be the first choice for postpartum contraception. This method is simple and can prevent infection, but long-term use may also aggravate the inflammation of the mother's vagina. You should pay attention to choosing a condom that suits you and master the correct way to wear it.

Female cervical cap: The cervical cap is buckled on the cervix to prevent semen from entering the uterus and avoid the combination of sperm and egg, thereby achieving the purpose of contraception.

External contraceptive film: This is a translucent, soft film that can kill sperm after dissolving. It can be placed in the vagina before sexual intercourse to effectively prevent pregnancy. External vaginal ointments or suppositories do not affect milk secretion. However, the vagina is drier during lactation, the drug film is not easy to dissolve completely, and the drug effect is not fully released, which may cause contraceptive failure.

So, what are the misunderstandings about postpartum contraception?

Abstinence: 100% success rate. Although the success rate is high, all the fun is lost. It is the dumbest method and the most unacceptable.

Contraception during menstruation: success rate <30%. The simplest fact is that ovulation may also occur during menstruation. Maybe most people will not get pregnant during their period, but what if you are one of the few? Some women may ovulate even during their menstrual period.

The above is an introduction to some methods of postpartum contraception. As long as we fully understand these contraceptive methods, we can enjoy sex with peace of mind and avoid unwanted pregnancies. We should also avoid unhealthy and discouraged contraceptive methods, and not rely on luck when it comes to contraception.