Children are the greatest treasure and it will confirm each parent. However, young people are much earlier engage in sexual intercourse and most often are unprepared for parental role. Therefore it is very important to protect yourself from unwanted pregnancy and avoid the consequences that it brings. The safest way is, of course, to not introduce in sexual intercourse, but there is very small number of those who are willing to renounce worldly pleasures, but also there are a number of contraceptive methods by which we can protect.
The most abundant and safest contraceptive method is the use of condoms. Condoms not only protect against pregnancy, but is the only contraceptive that represents protection from sexually transmitted diseases. It is used for one-time use, and works by not allowing sperm cells to reach the egg and fertilize it. Although both men and women often complain that the use of condoms loses charm of sexual relations, we must admit that this is still a small price to pay for a secure future. Otherwise, this type of contraception are recommended for all age groups and when used correctly, is effective in 93 percent of cases.
Among the most common methods for preventing unwanted pregnancy is contraceptives pill. Although it does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases, it is very effective as a form of regulation of fertility in women of all ages. Also, this form of contraception is especially recommended for women who have not given birth because it protects their fertility. Pill is used orally, and with her taking begins first days of the menstrual cycle. One pack contains 21 pills that need to drink every day, and with the expiration of 21 days to make a break of seven days during which a woman will most likely get period. Therefore, this contraceptive method is ideal for cycle regulation. It works by preventing ovulation in women and thereby prevents conception.
Calculating fertile days is often used, but reliable way to prevent pregnancy, especially for women and girls who have irregular cycles. The basis of this method is the fact that in the month happens only one ovulation and this is the only time when it is possible to conceive, as well as three days before and one day after the ovulation, because sperm can survive for 48 to 72 hours. Ovulation occurs between the 14th and 16th days of the menstrual cycle, which means that the fertile days from 11 to 17 day cycle, and in this period should be avoided relationships.
If you have had unprotected sexual intercourse and suspect you might get pregnant, there is one method that is used in emergencies. The pill for the day after is not a contraceptive, but may prevent conception if taken within 72 hours of venture relationships. It prevents the egg reaches the uterus. This method of preventing pregnancy should not be used more than twice a year, in consultation with the doctor.