How to avoid pregnancy during sex

Many couples do not want a baby when they have sex, so what should they do? Do you know how to avoid pregnancy during sex? The following introduces 4 effective contraceptive methods and 4 stupidest contraceptive methods in history. Couples can choose the appropriate contraceptive method according to their specific situation.

How can a couple avoid pregnancy?

1. Standing position is the easiest to prevent pregnancy

If you want to prevent pregnancy through body position, the best way is to stand. It is generally believed that standing is the sexual position that is least likely to lead to conception. Because the female reproductive organs sag and the vaginal opening opens during sexual intercourse, most of the semen flows out of the body as the penis is withdrawn after sexual intercourse, and the chance of conception is extremely low. Secondly, sitting can reduce the chance of conception. These two positions are less likely to result in pregnancy than lying down intercourse. But it is not 100% effective in preventing pregnancy. Although the chance of pregnancy is small, it is still possible, so it is best to use a reliable contraceptive method.

2. Take birth control pills to prevent pregnancy

Taking birth control pills for contraception is beneficial for men because they don't have to wear condoms and can experience more realistic contact. However, taking pills for contraception is not a good method. After all, this drug is a chemical product and cannot achieve 100% effectiveness. It also causes great harm to the female body and may affect a person's normal reproductive function over time. Some women also tend to miss taking birth control pills, which greatly reduces the effectiveness of contraception. If emergency contraceptive pills are used after the fact, it will cause great harm to the human body. At the very least, it will cause irregular menstruation, at the worst, it will cause endocrine disorders, and even more seriously, it will cause infertility.

3. Safe period contraception method

The safe period contraceptive method avoids sexual intercourse during the fertile period according to the ovulation pattern. For women with regular menstruation, ovulation occurs approximately 14-16 days before the next estimated menstruation. It is unsafe within 2-3 days before and after this date, and the other days are safe periods. However, during the ovulation period, there will be mild abdominal pain, bloating, transparent and long vaginal discharge, or very small amounts of bleeding, and a stronger sexual desire. However, other factors can also cause similar phenomena, so it is very unsafe to use this method for a long time.

4. Wearing a condom is the best choice

Taking various factors into consideration, wearing condoms is the best option for women who have not given birth. However, this method also has some advantages and disadvantages. Benefits: It can prolong the duration of sexual intercourse, and some condoms come with "floating points" to increase female pleasure; some expensive condoms also have some aphrodisiac drugs, and there are many different flavors, such as mint, chocolate, banana, watermelon, etc.

But the problem is that the price of condoms is not fixed. The good ones are very expensive, while the cheap ones are of poor quality and effect. What’s worse is that if you don’t spend a lot of money to buy those ultra-thin condoms, the pleasure of men and women will be greatly reduced. Of course, if the couple has already had children, they can choose to undergo sterilization surgery. Whether it is vasectomy for men or tubal ligation for women, it can play a good contraceptive role and it is a one-time solution. Therefore, couples who have not yet had children should not use this method.

Although there are many ways to prevent pregnancy, such as having sex while standing, using condoms, taking birth control pills, etc., at present, the contraceptive effect of any contraceptive method has a probability, and no contraceptive method can be 100% effective. When couples have sex, they need to use contraceptives, condoms, etc. in the correct way to maximize the effectiveness of contraception.

In short, the choice of contraceptive method varies from person to person, but you can consider several aspects, such as age, number of sexual partners, whether you have children, whether you have menstrual problems, and when you smoke.

The 4 dumbest contraceptive methods in history

Some contraceptive methods are really "stupid" because they have no contraceptive effect at all.

1. Sexual intercourse without ejaculation

That is, when a man is about to climax and ejaculate during sexual intercourse, he suddenly controls himself from ejaculating or immediately terminates sexual intercourse. As we know from the above, a small amount of sperm has entered the female vagina before ejaculation, so this method is difficult to achieve the contraceptive effect. Long-term use of this method in sexual life can easily cause male impotence, abnormal ejaculation (such as difficult or painful ejaculation, or even inability to ejaculate), frequent nocturnal emission, and induce aseptic prostatitis and other diseases. Furthermore, it is also difficult for men to master this method "just right".

2. External ejaculation

The method of withdrawal from the vagina means that during sexual intercourse, when the man is about to ejaculate, that is, before ejaculation, he pulls the penis out of the vagina and ejaculates the semen outside the vagina, preventing the sperm from meeting the egg, thereby achieving the purpose of contraception. It is easy to get pregnant using this method. During sexual intercourse, a small amount of semen often flows into the vagina along with prostatic fluid before ejaculation, or when the sexual pleasure reaches its peak, the movement of pulling out the penis is a little slow (the "timing" is difficult to accurately grasp), and some semen has already been ejaculated into the vagina, resulting in contraceptive failure. In addition, this method can easily make both men and women nervous because they pay too much attention to the time of ejaculation, making the sexual intercourse process insatiable, and even causing sexual neurasthenia over time.

3. Vaginal irrigation

Some couples do not use contraception during intercourse, and then do vaginal irrigation after intercourse, thinking that this can prevent pregnancy. In fact, this method is also not safe, because after the penis ejaculates in the vagina, countless sperm will quickly swim to the uterus, and irrigation cannot flush all the sperm out of the vaginal opening.

4. Female post-sex urination method

The vagina and urethra are two different tubes. The female vaginal opening is larger and is located between the urethra and the anus. It is impossible for urination to flush sperm out of the vaginal opening and achieve the purpose of contraception.