Level 1: What contraceptive measures are needed before pregnancy?
Before preparing to become pregnant, women need to take some contraceptive measures to avoid unwanted pregnancy. Common contraceptive methods include oral contraceptive pills, contraceptive rings, contraceptive patches, etc. In addition, methods such as safe period contraception and external ejaculation can also be used. However, it should be noted that these methods are not 100% reliable, so it is best to choose a contraceptive method that suits you under the advice of your doctor.
Level 2: What contraceptive measures can be used after pregnancy?
If you are pregnant but do not want to continue to be pregnant, you need to take some measures to prevent pregnancy. Common methods include emergency contraception, intrauterine devices, and induced abortion. Among them, emergency contraceptive pills need to be used within 72 hours after sexual intercourse to be effective, while intrauterine devices can be used for a long time and do not affect daily life.
Level 3: What is painless abortion?
Painless abortion is a safer and more comfortable method of abortion. It uses local anesthesia and mild sedation so that women will not feel pain and discomfort during the procedure. However, it should be noted that painless abortion is not suitable for all women, because some people may have allergic reactions to substances.
Level 4: What should you pay attention to after pregnancy?
After pregnancy, you need to pay special attention to your own physical health and the health of your fetus. First of all, we must maintain good living habits, such as reasonable diet, appropriate exercise, and adequate rest. Secondly, timely prenatal check-ups and pregnancy care should be carried out, and necessary treatment should be carried out as directed by the doctor. Finally, avoid contact with harmful substances and environmental pollution to protect the health of the fetus.
Level 5: What is contraceptive failure?
Even if the correct contraceptive measures are taken, contraceptive failure sometimes occurs. Common reasons include improper use, drug failure, drug interactions, etc. If contraceptive failure occurs, emergency contraceptive measures or safe abortion need to be taken promptly.
Level 6: Do men also need to participate in contraception?
Although contraception is traditionally considered to be the responsibility of women, men should actually be involved as well. Men can use contraceptive methods such as condoms to reduce the risk of unwanted pregnancy. At the same time, men should also respect women\’s wishes and choices, and decide together with the woman whether to use contraception. Only in this way can we truly be responsible and respectful to each other.
Pregnancy and contraception is a problem that every adult needs to understand and face. When using contraception, you should choose a method that suits you, and pay attention to its correct use during use to avoid accidents. At the same time, timely measures should be taken to protect oneself and the health of the fetus after pregnancy, and men should also participate in this to jointly maintain family happiness and health.
