There is no specific male contraceptive pill for clinical use, and oral contraceptives are mainly used for female contraception. The main methods of male contraception include bilateral vasectomy, condoms, and in vitro ejaculation. Of course, there are also some studies on male contraceptives, including tamponade, steroid hormones and so on. These drugs have a certain effect of inhibiting sperm production or interfering with sperm maturation, but their efficacy is not exact, so they are not really used in the final clinical application.