Patient's question:
During my university years, I had a boyfriend, but we never had sexual relations. After we started working, we naturally had sexual relations, but neither of us used contraception, and I had a hard time. I want to know many methods of contraception. Which method of contraception is the best?Doctor's answer:
Currently, there are various methods of contraception, including oral contraceptives, intrauterine devices (IUDs), using condoms, or external vaginal/uterine contraceptives, each with its own advantages. However, IUDs are not recommended for those who are not pregnant. It is advisable to use methods that are simple, safe, economical, and new, but must be used correctly. Oral short-term contraceptives are also available, with third-generation options offering both contraception and menstrual regulation, as well as the treatment of menstrual pain. The above are suggestions for this issue, and it is hoped that they will be helpful to you.