Which is better, a condom or an IUD?

There are many contraceptive methods in life. When choosing a contraceptive method, you must decide according to your own situation. After all, different contraceptive methods have advantages and disadvantages. After comparing them, choose a method that is more beneficial to your health. Currently, the most commonly used contraceptive methods are condoms and IUDs. These contraceptive methods have their own advantages and disadvantages.

Which is better, a condom or an IUD?

Generally speaking, women who have not given birth should choose condoms. Women who have given birth and do not plan to have children will choose to have an IUD because it is more economical and can be used for up to ten years. When you want to have a child again, you can just take out the IUD. It has no effect on fertility and is more convenient to use than condoms. However, IUDs also have certain side effects, such as causing pain in the lower abdomen of women, severe uterine perforation, and even endangering other organs in the abdominal cavity. If a woman has such a situation after having an IUD, she needs to go to the hospital for treatment immediately, otherwise it will cause life-threatening danger.

Precautions for using condoms:

Item 1:

Before each sexual intercourse, a new condom must be used. Condoms should not be reused. Try to use medical standard turtle shell condoms.

Item 2:

Condoms come in different sizes. You should choose the right size based on the size of your penis when it is erect. If it is too big, it will fall into the woman's private parts, and if it is too small, it will be

Squeeze the vagina to allow semen to flow into the woman's private parts.

Item 3:

Before use, you should check the production date and expiration date. Expired condoms have deteriorated, are easy to break, are unhygienic, and should not be used.

Item 4:

Condoms must be stored in a cool, dry environment and not exposed to acids, alkalis, or oils. If they become sticky or brittle after being exposed to the above conditions,

It should not be used even within the shelf life.

Item 5:

Carefully tear open the individually sealed packaging bag and avoid using sharp objects such as scissors to prevent the condom from being damaged or ruptured.

Item 6:

It must be put on before sex, and put on during sex, because there is secretion on the penis, which makes it difficult to stay on, and the condom is easy to fall off.