There are many kinds of topical contraceptives for women, such as pills, tablets, creams and films, etc. It is best to choose the right one under the guidance of a doctor so that it is safer. It is safer to use the pill with fewer side effects, but it should be placed deep in the vagina and not immediately after use, and you should wait for the pill to dissolve before having intercourse. In addition, oral contraceptive pills can be used because they are convenient and reliable, and they are a highly effective method of contraception that does not affect menstruation or the effect of menstrual regulation or future fertility. If you don’t want to have children, you can also use condoms, rings and other contraceptive measures, which are safer and have no side effects. Some women use safe periods, but they are not absolutely safe.