Patient's question:
I have been pregnant for four months. The book says that after giving birth for four months, it has already started menstruating. Without contraception, there is a possibility of getting pregnant after sexual intercourse. There are many different ways to prevent pregnancy, such as taking birth control pills. Some people do this. What is the principle of contraception?Doctor's answer:
In normal circumstances, there are many different methods of contraception that can be used. In normal circumstances, one can typically use condoms or have an intrauterine device (IUD) inserted. In addition, for women who do not prefer using condoms or an IUD, clinical diagnosis can involve taking emergency contraception pills as a method of birth control. These two methods are generally the most commonly used forms of contraception. In fact, the principle behind an IUD is quite simple: it works by preventing the implantation of a fertilized egg.