Male sterilization and female intrauterine device insertion

Family planning is the policy of our country, which is also the reason why many couples try to avoid pregnancy. The best way to avoid pregnancy is sterilization or IUD insertion. In the past, sterilization was performed on female friends, but now sterilization can also control conception for men, and IUD insertion can also prevent conception for female friends, but the practice of IUD insertion may affect the health of women's uterus and easily cause gynecological diseases.

Male sterilization surgery

1. How to perform male sterilization surgery?

Male sterilization is to block the male sperm in the scrotum so that it cannot enter the male penis along with the semen, and thus cannot enter the female vagina, thus achieving the purpose of contraception. Male sterilization is actually to perform surgery on the male's vas deferens, cut the vas deferens and sew up the two ends, so that the sperm cannot enter the male's penis, so that the male cannot ejaculate sperm, thus achieving the purpose of contraception.

2. Are there any harmful effects of male sterilization?

After the male sterilization operation, it is equivalent to blocking the male's reproductive ability. At present, there are still relatively few men in my country who are willing to undergo this operation. But in fact, as long as this operation is successfully implemented and the infection and other problems are avoided in the later stage, it actually does not have a great impact on men's health.

IUD insertion surgery in women.

1. How to implement IUD placement for women.

The implementation of female IUD is to put the IUD into the female's uterus to prevent the fertilized egg from implanting and achieve the purpose of contraception. The IUD can be removed, and the woman still has the ability to conceive again. After the IUD is placed in the female body, it can effectively reduce the probability of fertilized eggs implanting, thereby achieving the purpose of contraception.

2. The dangers of having an IUD inserted into a woman.

Since the IUD is not something that belongs to the female body, it may cause some inflammatory symptoms. Some women may experience a series of reactions such as back pain or abnormal vulvar bleeding after the IUD is placed.

Both male sterilization and female IUDs are long-term contraceptive methods. They have been clinically proven for a long time and have high safety and effectiveness. Therefore, there is no standard answer to which one to choose. You can choose according to your own situation.