Patient's question:
Which is a good method of contraception? Doctor, I just got married and I'm not very knowledgeable about this. I know there are methods like condoms and long-term birth control pills. I'd like to ask which method is safe and won't harm the body. I'm more inclined to take medication, but I'm worried about disrupting my endocrine system. Because I have a few friends who used condoms and ended up getting pregnant unexpectedly. I'm a DINK (DINK: Double Income, No Kids) and don't plan to have children, so I'm very afraid of unexpected pregnancy from using condoms.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, in general, using condoms is the safest and most effective method. If you take medication, it may interfere with endocrine disorders, which may lead to menstrual irregularities and other gynecological inflammation. If you do not want to have children, you must take protective measures and avoid coitus during the safe period. Do not have too much pressure, always maintain a pleasant mood, do not overwork, and pay attention to rest. Wish the patient a speedy recovery!