Five things you should not ignore when choosing safe period contraception

I think many adult women know that it is better to use the safe period contraceptive method instead of taking birth control pills or wearing condoms. But have you discovered that the rhythmic period contraceptive method is not very safe, and there are always loopholes that slip through the net and you suddenly fall into the trap. However, sometimes women find it a little unbelievable that they can still get pregnant even though they have sex during the safe period. When using the safe period for contraception, you should pay attention to the following:

1. The safe period contraceptive method is only suitable for women with regular menstrual cycles.

2. Because women's menstrual cycle can be affected by emotions and diseases, the failure rate of contraception based solely on the safe period is relatively high, so it is recommended to use it in combination with other contraceptive methods.

3. Calculating the safe period for contraception is not suitable for women with a menstrual cycle of less than 21 days, more than 35 days, or for women who have given birth or are breastfeeding.

4. Before using safe period contraception, it is recommended that you record your menstrual cycles in the second half of the year to understand the regularity of your menstruation.

5. In addition to calculating the safe period, the ovulation date should also be determined by measuring basal body temperature, observing changes in leucorrhea, etc., so as to better judge the safe period for contraception.