Improper contraception can cause infertility

　　So, what is the best contraceptive method after marriage? Is there quite a bit of knowledge here? Maybe it will cause infertility in the future. Condoms are the safest, easiest and least side-effect contraceptive method for newlyweds, and should undoubtedly be the first choice. But because the bride's vagina is tight, she still needs to apply some contraceptive cream on the outside of the condom to enhance the lubrication effect. In addition, during the newlywed period, the sexual excitement of the couple is very strong, and the sex life is more frequent and irregular. You should not be afraid of trouble and insist on using it to avoid failure.

　　Can I use oral contraceptive pills or injectable contraceptive injections? Generally speaking, injections are long-acting hormonal contraceptives, which are not suitable for newlyweds. If you want to use oral contraceptives, you should also choose low-dose, short-acting ones, and the duration of use should not exceed one year. It is recommended to take them for about 3 months. It is best to switch to other contraceptive measures within 6 months. Because after taking birth control pills, it may happen amenorrhea Although these problems generally only last for about 3 months, persistent amenorrhea and anovulation may also occur after longer-term use of oral or injected hormonal contraceptives. In addition, other contraceptive methods must be used within six months after stopping the use of birth control pills to avoid the impact of remaining steroid hormones in the body. fetus Possibility of adverse effects. Of course, there are some women who do not ovulate during their menstrual cycle before marriage, but they do not understand this at all and take oral contraceptives after marriage. When they try to have a baby and stop taking the pill, they discover that they are not ovulating. Uninformed people will blame the infertility on the pill, which is unfair.

　　Artificial abortion is a relatively safe remedy among family planning measures. However, artificial abortion before marriage or during the first pregnancy after marriage, or consecutive artificial abortions starting from the first pregnancy, may have a significant impact on future fertility status, such as causing future fertility problems. habitual abortion etc., resulting in secondary infertility； can also cause Menstrual disorders , cervical and uterine cavity adhesions, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease、Uterus Endometriosis and other secondary infertility。

　　Newly married and nulliparous women are generally not suitable for IUD insertion. In addition to the fact that newly married women have narrow vaginas and cannot tolerate surgical procedures, nulliparous women have a high shedding rate after IUD insertion and a high infection rate. In particular, infection can affect future fertility.