Patient's question:
Medical history: Not married or had children, don't want to use condoms, is it true that taking birth control pills can cause spots and affect future fertility? The doctor at the hospital said that using an IUD can easily lead to gynecological diseases and may cause infertility. I saw contraceptive film online, how do I use it? Will it have side effects? Which of these three has the biggest side effects, and which is better to use? Medical history and effectiveness: Had two medical abortions, what kind of help do you want: Please answer carefully.Doctor's answer:
For men and women who do not plan to have children, contraception is a primary consideration. Although 70% of Chinese people say they are willing to have sex without using condoms, the dual benefits of condoms in preventing disease and contraception undoubtedly make them the most recommended contraceptive method by professionals. Additionally, some people may be allergic to latex, and when choosing condoms, they can opt for other types of condoms made from alternative materials. If one's daily life is relatively regular, emotions are stable, and the menstrual cycle is consistent, the safe period method of contraception can be chosen. During non-safe periods, it is advisable to use condoms or contraceptive films.