Why should women use birth control?
Choosing contractility not only helps prevent unwanted pregnancy but also supports reproductive health. Many women use it to regulate their menstrual cycle, relieve menstrual cramps, control acne or support the treatment of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
"Consensation can help manage symptoms like acne and increased hair growth, while regulating the menstrual cycle," Dr. Padma Srivastava, a gynecologist at Motherhood Hospital, India, told Health Shots.
In addition, reproductive control also helps women plan for their families, in line with personal and professional goals.
Factors to consider when choosing a method
Choosing a contraceptive method is a personal matter, depending on:
Health conditions: Some diseases may limit some approaches.
Age: " Different approaches can suit different age groups," Dr. Srivastava emphasized.
Reproductive goals: Want to get pregnant early or not?
Lifestyle: Work schedule, living habits and personal interests.
5 popular contraceptions
Physician:
Daily drinks contain hormones that prevent ovulation.
Advantages: regulate menstruation, reduce menstrual cramps, improve acne.
Disadvantages: must be taken on time, not suitable for people with high blood pressure, history of blood clots.
Concentration (Uterine device - IUD):
Some contain hormones and copper.
Advantages: long-term effectiveness (3 - 10 years), reducing amenorrhea (with hormones).
Disadvantages: initial cramps or bleeding.
Transplantation:
Small cheeks under the skin release hormones, which are highly effective and long-lasting.
Disadvantages: may change your menstrual cycle, need a doctor's guidance.
Natural remedies:
Monitor your cycle, covered your periodons, and avoid intercourse during the preeclampsia.
Advantages: hormone-free, flexible, low cost.
Disadvantages: need to monitor discipline, lower reliability.
Emergency contraceptives:
Use within 72 hours of unprotected sex.
Advantages: timely backup, easy to buy.
Disadvantages: not regular use, not replacement of main measures.
Choosing the right contraceptive method should be based on the advice of a doctor to ensure safety, effectiveness and lifestyle. Thanks to that, women can proactively control reproductive health, while reducing anxiety about unwanted pregnancy.
