What Types of Contraception Exist?
Today, there are many methods of contraception, and the choice depends on various factors, including your age, health condition, frequency of sexual intercourse, and future desire to have children. The main types of contraception include:
- Hormonal contraceptives – pills, patches, injections that contain hormones preventing ovulation.
- Intrauterine devices (IUDs) – devices that are inserted into the uterus to prevent conception.
- Barrier methods – condoms, diaphragms that create a physical barrier between sexual organs.
- Implants and injections – hormonal methods that are inserted under the skin and work for several months.
- Daily pills – combined or mini-pills taken daily to prevent pregnancy.
- Permanent methods – sterilization or other irreversible methods for those who do not plan to have children in the future.
- Natural methods – methods based on tracking the menstrual cycle and ovulation calendar.
How to Choose the Right Contraceptive Method?
The selection of contraceptive methods depends on your health, preferences, and lifestyle. I will conduct a comprehensive consultation to help you choose the most suitable method. During the consultation, we will consider the following points:
- General examination and medical history – analyzing your health, contraindications, and individual features.
- Menstrual cycle characteristics – helping you choose a method that will be most effective for your cycle.
- Risks and side effects – identifying possible risks and side effects of contraceptives for your health.
- Allergies and medical conditions – taking into account individual contraindications if you have allergies or chronic diseases.
- Preferences for the type of contraception – preference for hormonal, barrier, or other methods of contraception.
Advantages of Contraception Consultation with Gynecologist Anastasia Yurievna Sokhach
- Individual approach – I consider all the features of your health and lifestyle when selecting contraception.
- Variety of methods – helping you choose the most suitable method from a variety of available contraceptives.
- Confidentiality – ensuring confidentiality and respect for each patient’s personal life.
- Modern medical approaches – using the latest medications and methods in the field of contraception.
- Ongoing support – consultations throughout the use of the contraceptive, with adjustments as needed.
When Should You See a Gynecologist for Contraceptive Selection?
You should consult a gynecologist for contraceptive selection in the following cases:
- If you want to avoid unwanted pregnancy and are looking for a safe contraceptive method.
- If you have medical indications for using a specific contraceptive method.
- If you have experienced side effects from other contraceptives and want to change the method.
- If you are just starting sexual activity and want to learn about safe contraceptive methods.
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