1. Use of birth control pills
Birth control pills are a common form of contraception that use oral medications to suppress ovulation or prevent a fertilized egg from implanting. The use of contraceptive pills needs to be done under the guidance of a doctor, and the type and usage of contraceptive pills suitable for you should be selected according to your personal circumstances. It should be noted that long-term use of contraceptive pills may have certain effects on the body, and it is recommended to do so under the guidance of a doctor.
2. Use safe period contraception
The safe period contraceptive method calculates the menstrual cycle to determine the time period when it is difficult to conceive, so that sexual intercourse can be performed during this time period to achieve the contraceptive effect. This method requires women to understand their menstrual cycle and accurately calculate the ovulation period and safe period. However, because women\’s menstrual cycles vary greatly among individuals and are affected by various factors, using the safe period contraceptive method is not very reliable.
3. Use condoms
Condoms are a simple, easy-to-use, affordable contraceptive tool. It can effectively prevent sperm from entering the female body, thereby achieving a contraceptive effect. When using it, you need to pay attention to choosing a regular brand and using it correctly to avoid damage and other conditions that may lead to contraceptive failure.
4. Use IUD
The IUD is a contraceptive tool that needs to be installed by a doctor. It can release hormones in the female body, thereby inhibiting ovulation and preventing the implantation of a fertilized egg. When using the contraceptive ring, you need to pay attention to choosing a regular brand and using it correctly, and check regularly to see if there are any problems such as displacement.
5. Undergo vasectomy or fallopian tube ligation
A vasectomy, or fallopian tube ligation, is a permanent form of birth control that surgically isolates the male or female reproductive organs from other organs, making it impossible to conceive. This method requires surgery and may have some impact on the body, so careful consideration is needed before deciding whether to use it.
6. Use emergency contraception
Emergency contraception refers to an emergency measure taken after an unexpected situation, which can effectively prevent fertilization and implantation. Common emergency contraceptive methods include emergency contraceptive pills and intrauterine devices. However, since this measure can only be taken after an accident, it is not a long-term reliable method of contraception.
How can I not get pregnant?
The above are several common contraceptive methods. Each method has its advantages, disadvantages and applicable groups. Choosing an appropriate contraceptive method requires consideration of personal circumstances and needs, and should be done under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, no matter which contraceptive method is used, it needs to be used correctly and checked regularly to ensure the contraceptive effect.
In short, the correct selection and use of contraceptive methods is one of the important measures to protect sexual health. I hope everyone can choose the appropriate contraceptive method according to their own situation and pay attention to preventing accidents.
