Patient's question:
More married not much because still want to live a good couple's life, so have been using breast milk to feed. Want to understand how to wear a condom so that you can breastfeed 100%.Doctor's answer:
Condoms are not 100% effective if breastfeeding. If a condom is accidentally punctured, it may cause sperm leakage, increasing the likelihood of pregnancy. Although the side effects of condoms are relatively low, they do not achieve 100% effectiveness, such as condom breakage or side leakage. If you are not currently planning to have children, you can use an intrauterine device (IUD) for 3 to 7 days each month. If you are planning to get pregnant, you can usually conceive within 2 months after removing the IUD. Breastfeeding can also be done while wearing a contraceptive ring. The IUD is more likely to prevent pregnancy than condoms. It is best to have appropriate sexual activity during safe periods while paying more attention to hygiene.