Patient's question:
Because you have a child and don't want to have another one, you want to use contraception. Is the contraceptive effective?Doctor's answer:
Contraception is primarily an external method, with the main component being phenyl acetate, along with oily excipients. The former can kill sperm, while the latter melts into oil, which can hinder sperm movement and prevent them from entering the uterus, thus achieving the purpose of breastfeeding. There are many methods of breastfeeding, including condoms, emergency contraception pills, long-term contraception pills, short-term contraception pills, intrauterine devices, external. Contraceptive suppositories use salicylic acid as the active ingredient for anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and cleaning purposes to prevent phenomena such as vaginal relaxation, dryness, aging, keratinization, and expansion. The disadvantages are that the effectiveness of breastfeeding is not as good as oral contraception, and a few women may experience allergic reactions or mild vaginal irritation.