Sexual Health
Which contraceptive method is suitable for couples' sexual life? Consistent with stage physiological state
Post Date August, 27 2023
What is the most suitable contraceptive method for couples' sexual life? The most convenient and comfortable contraceptive method should be chosen, and the contraceptive method that conforms to the stage of sexual physiology should be chosen. Below, experts will introduce you to two contraceptive methods and compare their comfort levels, so that you can know which one is more suitable for you!
1. Ligation
It is uncomfortable to undergo ligation surgery, with local pain and redness, but after two or three days, this "surgical sequela" disappears. At this time, the "once and for all" comfort will allow both parties to enjoy the "second child" that they couldn't have when they were young. Later on, every time I had sex, I became "relaxed and comfortable".
If you agree to become a DINK couple, ligation is the best contraceptive method. It does not affect the level of sexual hormones in the body, but only blocks the channel where sperm and eggs intersect, so there is no need to worry about it causing the second sexual symptom to disappear or causing the ligation person to enter menopause early.
Relatively speaking, Tubal ligation is more difficult than Vas deferens ligation, because a woman's sexual organs are deep inside her body, so it is more painful to perform this operation. Once she wants her husband to perform an operation, both parties should fully communicate, and the wife should also take into account the temporary mood fluctuations. After all, after the operation, he will feel a little "special" and have the mentality of making sacrifices for the other party.
2. Intrauterine contraceptive device
A very uncomfortable contraceptive method, the surgical scale of placing a contraceptive device is similar to that of artificial abortion, and cervical dilators are also used. The waist is sore and swollen, and there is a feeling of falling pain. The effectiveness of contraceptive pills after placement varies from person to person, and also depends on the position and technique used by the doctor when placing them. A few women may experience rejection reactions to the implanted "metal ring", manifested as excessive menstrual volume, long menstrual periods, and worsening abdominal pain during menstruation. The validity period of a condom is usually 5-8 years, and it can be painful to remove. It also requires the use of a cervical dilator. When the "metal ring" adheres to the uterine wall, it can cause pain and bleeding.
However, in about 8% of cases, the rejection reaction of the uterus was too strong, and Heavy menstrual bleeding could flush the contraceptive device down, which women did not know. Due to the fact that many couples do not have other contraceptive measures after the woman takes this measure, the likelihood of unintended pregnancy is high in this situation. Self monitoring must be carried out, and two B-ultrasound examinations must be conducted in the second and fourth months after the insertion of an intrauterine contraceptive device to determine whether it is still "on duty". In the future, an annual B-ultrasound examination should be conducted to ensure that contraceptive effects can be achieved.
