Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
For men, using condoms is recommended, and women should take short-term oral contraceptives. Since newly married women have tighter vaginas, they are not suitable for IUDs or vaginal diaphragms. If you plan to get pregnant in half a year, long-term contraceptives (injections) should not be used, as those who use long-term contraceptives must wait six months after stopping medication before getting pregnant, otherwise it may be harmful to the fetus.