Change of contraceptives

A set of available contraceptives for couples in their thirties remains the same as for bong: from young people. Many couples in this period continue to use those methods of contraception, which they have long tried and are accustomed to. It happens that some couples want to change contraceptives. Some - because they already oszave-write children, and others - because now their lives are settled and they no longer need to think about not to become infected with some kind of infectious disease.

• Combined contraceptive pills provide reliable protection against pregnancy for those women who are taking estrogen( see Chapter 9).Many women stop using such pills after 35 years. Combination tablets are also not recommended for breastfeeding mothers, even if they are completely satisfied with them. You can resume taking the pills only a few weeks after the birth.

• Progestogen-based hormonal contraceptives( mini progestogen tablets, injections, implants and intrauterine contraceptive systems) are a reliable and effective alternative to combination tablets. But their use can lead to the termination of the menstrual cycle or its violation. The above contraceptives are most suitable for nursing mothers.

• Barrier contraceptives such as condoms, diaphragms and cervical caps are more commonly used by people after 30 years of age. They do not like young people.

• The intrauterine device is a fairly effective contraceptive method. It is very convenient because it can stay in place for several years. This method of contraception is suitable for those women who no longer want to have children.

• Methods of natural birth control can be effective for couples after 30 years, which are highly obligatory. The use of contraceptive kits for birth control greatly facilitates the conduct of such control. However, this method is not particularly reliable in the first months after childbirth. Therefore, until the menstrual cycles are restored, the woman should use other contraceptive means. Regular breastfeeding usually reduces a woman's ability to ovulate. But especially it is not necessary to count on it. Therefore, the use of contraceptives remains an important point in providing protection from unwanted pregnancies. This becomes especially important after the recovery of menstrual cycles.

• Male and female sterilization is a rather popular method of contraception for the elderly. By this time they already have children, or they decided that they do not need children. In both cases, sterilization is the best choice that can be made. Especially when you consider that, if they do not do this, they will have to use different contraceptives for a long time in order to protect themselves from pregnancy.

• Male and female condoms are recommended as the most reliable barrier method of contraception. They ensure the safety of sex in those cases where there is a risk of infection with infectious or sexually transmitted diseases.