With the development of society, there are more and more diverse ways of contraception, not only for men but also for women. For women, the most familiar method of contraception is taking contraceptive pills, but this method is particularly harmful to women's bodies, so some women will not use this method. So, is it better to use a contraceptive film or plug it?
Is the contraceptive membrane better or is it better to plug it
1. The advantage of contraceptive suppositories is that they are easy to use. It does not affect the pleasure of sexual life, and the medication itself has no side effects such as contraceptive plugs. The disadvantage is that the contraceptive effect is not as good as oral contraceptives and intrauterine devices, and a small number of women may have allergies or slight irritation to the genital area.
2. Contraceptive film is a type of external contraceptive pill that has the characteristics of rapid and efficient sperm killing. Five minutes before sexual intercourse, the film is kneaded into a ball and placed deep in the vagina, which can change the permeability of sperm cells, kill sperm or make sperm lose vitality, making it difficult for sperm to pass through the cervical opening to complete fertilization and achieve contraceptive purposes.
The usage of contraceptive suppositories
1. Wash your hands thoroughly before use, take a contraceptive plug, and peel off the outer layer of tin foil or wax paper. Take a supine position and slowly push the contraceptive plug (pointed forward) from the vaginal opening to the deep part of the vagina with your fingers. After 5-10 minutes, wait for the contraceptive plug to melt before engaging in sexual activity.
2. If the contraceptive plug has not ejaculated after being inserted for half an hour, an additional one should be inserted, otherwise it will affect the contraceptive effect. You should wait 6-8 hours after sexual activity before washing the external genitalia with warm water.
After reading the above article, I believe everyone has understood the advantages and disadvantages of contraceptive membranes and suppositories. As for which one is better, there is no fixed answer because everyone's needs are different. At the same time, the editor also introduced some methods of using contraceptive suppositories in the article, hoping that the editor's compilation can be helpful to you.
