There is no such thing as the safest method of contraception, but only relatively safe methods, such as oral contraceptive pills, internal sterilization devices, and the use of condoms.
1. Oral contraceptive pills: The most efficient and safest method of contraception is oral contraceptive pills. Contraceptives are divided into short-acting pills, long-acting pills and emergency pills.
Short-acting contraceptives are taken on demand, closer to a woman’s normal secretion, and can effectively regulate the hormonal status of a woman’s body. Long-acting contraceptive pills have a contraceptive effect of more than one month after a single use, and are usually accompanied by strong side effects. Emergency contraceptive pills are effective within 72 hours after sexual intercourse.
2. Placing a birth control device in the body: For women who are not ready to have a baby, they can place a birth control device in their body, which not only saves a lot of trouble in daily life, but also greatly improves the chance of contraception.
3. Use condoms: Condoms can also be used to prevent pregnancy, as they can prevent sperm and eggs from bonding, thus achieving the purpose of contraception. If you are purchasing condoms, you must pay attention to the date of manufacture, because buying expired condoms will reduce the chance of contraception.
All contraceptives are not 100% successful and all contraceptives may fail at times.