In the current era of development, couples who want to avoid pregnancy will have many methods to choose from with different costs and advantages and disadvantages. However, there are still cases of “discovery” of birth control methods that cause doctors to shake their heads as below.
Female student inserts cotton bandage into “private area” to prevent pregnancy
Dr. Nguyen The Luong, Deputy Director of the Hanoi Kidney Hospital once shared with the media about a similarly “unpleasant” case related to “inventing” a way to prevent pregnancy. The reason is, NTM (19 years old, a student at a university in Hanoi) has had a girlfriend since the end of the first year. M’s boyfriend can’t use condoms because of allergies. M himself is afraid to use hormonal contraception because he is worried about the possibility pregnant After that.
Therefore, she found another way to prevent pregnancy, namely by inserting the bandage deep into the “girl”. Although a bit confusing and complicated, M considers it a way to prevent sperm from entering. When the “battle” is over, use your hands to get it out. And as a result, M. was able to prevent pregnancy, maybe because the two had “meeted” on a “super safe” day, but after a while, M’s “little girl” appeared with a very bad smell, causing her to lose confidence, even her boyfriend M. thinks that he stinks and tells M to go to the doctor.
College students choose to avoid pregnancy by putting cotton bandages in private areas before having sex. (Illustration)
Afraid to go to the doctor “to be exposed”, M called the hotline on reproductive health and alerted the consultant in a panic. “Preliminary examination”, it turned out that the culprit was because M’s bandage was inserted, but because it was not removed, the bandage remained, causing the sensitive area to become severely infected… Then, M was advised to go to a medical medical treatment facility for a more specific examination and treatment. early infection.
The 31-year-old woman inserts a spring into her “bottom” to prevent pregnancy
Another “oh my god” contraceptive case also occurred in China and was reported by the media. It was a 31-year-old woman, who lived in Guangdong province. During a gynecological examination, doctors suddenly discovered that she was 5 months pregnant.
At the same time, ultrasound found additional “foreign bodies” with a length of about 3 to 5cm in the private area. The woman now confesses that she was thinking about getting an IUD in but didn’t want to go to the hospital, so after doing her own research, she immediately inserted the spring into her body. Thinking like that was fine, she didn’t expect that 6 months later, when she went to the hospital, she found out that she was 5 months pregnant.
An ultrasound doctor found a foreign object in the womb of a 31-year-old mother.
Hearing the patient’s answer, the doctor couldn’t help but be “stunned”. Using iron products to make an IUD can lead to infection because iron is very susceptible to rust. If it stays in the human body for a long time, it will pose a great threat to health.
Fortunately, with the cooperation of the gynecologist and surgeon, the spring was removed from the mother’s womb with surgical forceps. Currently, the female patient has recovered and is discharged from the hospital to wait for the day… to give birth.
She made her own IUD with a spring and inserted it into her vagina.
Safe and effective birth control methods for couples
Couples who wish to prevent pregnancy can apply the following safe and effective methods of contraception:
male condom
The male condom is used by the male penis. This method prevents fertilization by preventing the semen from coming into contact with the egg.
condoms for women
Also made of latex, the female condom is designed to resemble a ring-shaped bag. The pouch will fit inside the woman’s vagina and the outer edge will hold the condom in place. The female condom will do the job of capturing semen during intercourse so that sperm does not have time to enter deep into the woman’s body.
Vaginal diaphragm
The diaphragm is a dome-shaped rim, shallow, flexible, made of latex, to be inserted into the vagina, covering the cervix. The diaphragm helps prevent pregnancy by preventing the sperm from joining the egg. To be more effective, the diaphragm must be used in combination with a spermicide cream or foam. The diaphragm works in two ways: The diaphragm prevents sperm from entering the uterus, and the spermicide present in the diaphragm prevents the movement of sperm.
Birth control pills every day
This is the second most popular method after using the male condom to prevent pregnancy. Birth control pills are made in the form of a pill that contains hormones that help prevent ovulation in the female sex. Medicines taken daily are effective.
Contraceptive implant
One of the most effective birth control methods is implants. This highly effective method is implanted under the skin of a woman’s non-dominant hand. After implantation, the rods will work after 24 hours and are effective for 3 years. The implant contains hormones, so during implantation there is no need to use another method of contraception.
Contraceptive patch
The KB patch is a thin cream patch of about 4.5 cm2 that is applied directly to the skin of the buttocks, abdomen, upper back or upper arms. The patch continuously delivers two synthetic hormones, progestin (norelgestromin) and estrogen (ethinyl estradiol), which are similar to hormones produced naturally by the body. The contraceptive patch works by preventing a woman from ovulating. If the egg is not released, the sperm cannot fertilize it and pregnancy cannot be achieved. The patch also thickens cervical mucus, making it difficult for sperm to reach the egg.
IUD
IUDs are used quite commonly for mothers who have given birth. The IUD is a small, flexible plastic device with a small amount of metallic copper attached to it that is inserted into the uterus by an experienced doctor or midwife to cause adverse chemical changes in the sperm and egg before they meet. At the end of the loop there are 2 soft ropes. This cord is located on the outside of the cervix, inside the vagina. The effectiveness of this contraceptive method is more than 99%.
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