Patient's question:
I am not married to my boyfriend, but we are living together. I would like to consult: Is the "IUD" method of contraception suitable for our situation? Additionally, will getting an IUD without having children affect fertility!Doctor's answer:
Reliable, as long as the ring does not shift, it is reliable. It is recommended to check the position of the ring regularly. It is relatively reliable. Common methods of contraception include oral contraceptives (such as Marvelon, Yasmin, etc.), external contraceptives, barrier methods, coitus interruptus, the safe period method, sterilization, etc. Although each has its advantages in contraception, they also have their drawbacks. The safest method of contraception currently is barrier contraception with condoms. Additionally, for those with endocrine disorders, oral contraceptives like Marvelon can be chosen, as they are effective in contraception.