5 Unexpected Ways of Contraception! For those who hate condoms!

Not only young couples, but also older couples often wonder: How to protect yourself from unwanted pregnancyOther than the usual condom? Today, our editorial staff will talk about alternative contraceptives, which have gained popularity due to their ease of use. We hope that our article will be useful to you!

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1. Female condoms
   This contraceptive is made of plastic polyurethane materials. Just like male condoms, they are designed for single use. This is a cylinder, which, unlike a male condom, is equipped with elastic rings in the upper and lower parts. The upper ring fixes the contraceptive in the vagina, and the lower one prevents contact of the head of the penis with the skin of the female labia. The diameter of the product is 70-80 mm, and the length is 150 mm.
   
   Unlike male condoms, this contraceptive has a number of advantages: it can be administered a few hours before sexual intercourse, does not cause discomfort in men, does not reduce sensitivity, provides reliable protection against genital infections.
   
   
   
   
   

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Vaginal diaphragms
This barrier contraceptive is made of latex material. The vaginal diaphragm in shape resembles a small cap with a flexible rim. The diaphragm is placed in a compressed form in the vagina and straightened on the cervix. The contraceptive is put on immediately before sexual intercourse and removed no earlier than 6 hours. The diaphragm can be used repeatedly, provided sterility is observed: after using the contraceptive, it is necessary to wash it in hot water with soap, and then place it for 20 minutes in a 70% alcohol solution.




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Cervical caps
Caps differ in the complexity of use. The size of the cap is selected by the gynecologist individually for each woman. The doctor should also teach the correct contraceptive technique. Cervical cap It works on the same principle as the vaginal diaphragm.


Chemicals
There are many contraceptives in the form of gels, creams and tampons that must be used before sexual intercourse. Also, chemical barrier agents include vaginal tablets, foam and non-foam suppositories, which are administered 10-20 minutes before sexual intercourse. It is important to know that these contraceptives require additional injections, as they lose their effectiveness after 1 hour.




Contraception sponges
This type of contraceptive combines both barrier and chemical properties. The fact is that contraceptive sponges are impregnated with a spermicidal substance that enters the vagina during the day. The sponge is injected before sexual intercourse and placed in front of the cervix.




We wish you to choose the right type of contraceptive, assessing all the advantages and disadvantages of existing ones! Share this knowledge with your other half.