Patient's question:
I am 25 years old this year, got married just this year, and am not planning to have children yet. What kind of contraception method is the safest?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Common contraceptive methods in clinical practice include condoms, birth control pills, intrauterine devices (IUDs), etc. Due to the influence of other factors, menstruation may occur earlier or later, so the safe period method is not reliable. Withdrawal (ejaculation outside the body) can still lead to pregnancy. Intrauterine devices are suitable for married women who have borne children. Long-term use may affect your future fertility. You can also calculate your safe period. It is generally not a problem to avoid contraceptive measures during non-ovulation periods. After sexual intercourse, you can adopt a half-squat position to expel the sperm.