Contraception for men

There are more and more contraceptive methods for boys now. As long as contraception is carried out scientifically, accidental pregnancy will not occur. For example, the most common method is to use condoms, which is one of the safest and most effective methods. As long as condoms are worn during sexual intercourse, the chance of accidental pregnancy can be greatly reduced. Male friends can now also take some contraceptives orally.

Condoms are a male contraceptive tool that is easy to use and worth promoting. The advantage of condoms is that they have no side effects on both parties and are easy to use, but they will affect men's feelings and the contraceptive rate is not 100%. According to statistics, if condoms are used correctly, the failure rate is only 1.5-4.2%. However, in the actual use of condoms, the failure rate is as high as 10-15%. The main reason is that people fail to pay attention to some minor details when using condoms. If used correctly, the contraceptive rate is still very high.

Male oral contraceptives

Male oral contraceptives are oral pills specifically for men. They inhibit sperm production and reduce the number of sperm, resulting in oligospermia or even azoospermia and inability to conceive. Cottonpol is the representative of oral male contraceptives and the only drug that has ever been used clinically. This is because this chemical extracted from ordinary cotton seeds has a strong inhibitory effect on sperm production.

Vascular ligation

Male sterilization is a permanent contraceptive method. The principle of contraception is to cut the vas deferens that transports sperm from the testicles to the penis, so that the sperm cannot enter the semen and is excreted from the body. After a man undergoes sterilization, it will not immediately produce a permanent contraceptive effect, so other reliable contraceptive measures must be used after the operation. Only after two sperm tests have been performed to prove that there is no sperm at all, can contraceptive measures be abandoned.

Most men are familiar with this small rubber condom. Although some people feel that the small condom is "not good enough", it is the most widely used contraceptive tool. Due to improper use, condoms are sometimes unsafe. Moreover, some domestic condoms of unknown brands are not up to standard. Be careful when choosing. The advantage of this method is that it has almost no side effects for both husband and wife, and can be safely pregnant at any time, and can also prevent the spread of diseases. It is the first choice recommended by doctors.

Condoms

Disadvantages: The effective contraceptive rate is about 90%. It cannot be used by men who are allergic to rubber, except for a few men who have a wife who is allergic to rubber.

Medicines There are two types of medicines: oral medicines and injectable medicines.

Cottonpol: Cottonpol is the representative of oral male birth control pills and the only drug that has ever been used clinically. Because this chemical extracted from ordinary cotton seeds has a strong inhibitory effect on sperm production, scientists have been concerned about the contraceptive effect of cottonpol for more than half a century.

Disadvantages: There are many side effects, such as low potassium levels and general paralysis, which can temporarily make the user unable to work. The most serious side effect is that the user may lose their fertility. Experts do not recommend its use.