Patient's question:
What is the probability of experiencing symptoms such as menstrual changes, prolonged vaginal bleeding, and lower abdominal pain when the intrauterine device (IUD) is not suitable? Looking forward to your reply! Thank you!!!Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are quite a few methods of contraception available currently. The most commonly used methods include using condoms, placing an intrauterine device (IUD), or taking oral contraceptives. There are also contraceptive films inserted into the female vagina, among others. The probability of successful contraception using condoms correctly is around 95%. When taking short-term oral contraceptives correctly, the contraception rate can be close to 100%. The effectiveness of placing an IUD is also quite reliable. Depending on your age, you can use condoms or take oral contraceptives for contraception.