Patient's question:
I don't want to get pregnant too early. What are the common methods of contraception and what are their characteristics and principles?Doctor's answer:
There are many contraceptive methods. As long as sperm is prevented from entering the vagina or the fertilized egg cannot implant, contraception can be achieved. Withdrawal is also a contraceptive method. Using condoms is safer, or you can use birth control pills. An intrauterine device (IUD) can also provide contraception. Those who are not pregnant can use condoms or birth control pills, while those who have been pregnant and given birth can use an IUD. There are many ways to prevent pregnancy. If there are changes after marriage and you do not plan to get pregnant, you can have an IUD inserted or take oral contraceptives. Contraceptives are divided into internal and external types.