Patient's question:
I used to have my period after the 26th, lasting about five days. This month, due to taking birth control pills, my period started on the 23rd and ended on the 30th. On the 3rd, I had sexual intercourse with withdrawal ejaculation.Doctor's answer:
1. Choice of Contraception Methods for NewlywedsCondoms for men: The key is to use them before each act of intercourse.
Oral short-term contraceptive pill "Marvelon": Pregnancy can occur immediately after stopping the medication.
Choice of Contraception Methods for Newlyweds
2. Choice of Contraception Methods for Breastfeeding Women
Condoms for men, external contraceptive film, and intrauterine device (IUD) are recommended. Oral contraceptives are not advisable, as they can affect milk production.
3. Choice of Contraception Methods for Women in Menopause
Condoms for men and contraceptive creams are recommended. Hormonal contraceptives should be avoided. If an IUD has already been placed and has not expired, it can remain in place until 6–12 months after menopause, after which it can be removed.
4. Choice of Contraception Methods for Couples with One Child
Intrauterine device (IUD), condoms, and oral contraceptives are recommended.
There are many types of contraception methods.
5. Choice of Contraception Methods for Couples with Two or More Children
Male or female sterilization, intrauterine device (IUD), and condoms are recommended.
6. Choice of Contraception Methods for Women Who Have Experienced IUD Displacement or Pregnancy with an IUD
Condoms and oral contraceptives are recommended.
7. Contraception for Adolescents
Condoms (must be used before each act of intercourse) and oral contraceptives are recommended.