Much has changed since the sexual revolution broke into society. But young people, little experienced in the prevention of unwanted pregnancies, continue to experience difficulties in determining how to avoid conception.
Instructions
Step 1
Exclude sexual relations during the fertile phase (several days of the menstrual cycle, when pregnancy is possible), because intimacy during this period is most conducive to conception. The fact is that during the menstrual cycle, the body prepares for the conception of a child, if conception does not occur, menstruation resumes. The menstrual cycle averages 21 to 28 days and is calculated from the first days of discharge.
Step 2
Talk to your partner ahead of time about how you can protect against unwanted pregnancies. If you and your partner decide not to use contraceptives, but at the same time fully trust each other's health, then your couple has only one way out - incomplete (interrupted) sexual intercourse. Only, please, discuss this in advance with your man, so that unpleasant conflict situations do not arise during the act of love.
Step 3
Also advise your man to empty his bladder before the next intercourse, be sure to wash the penis to remove sperm that may have remained from the previous intercourse. Also keep in mind that some of the sperm, according to research, are also contained in the lubricant released from the male organ at the time of arousal.
Step 4
Keep in mind that the conventional wisdom that you cannot conceive while breastfeeding has been refuted more than once. While breastfeeding, you may not get pregnant on only a few occasions. This method of protection against unwanted pregnancy can only be used by women who are breastfeeding for up to six months and who have not yet returned to menstruation. In addition, it is important to consider that those women who use the baby's complementary foods are already at risk of becoming pregnant.
Step 5
Avoid unprotected intercourse, and if it happens, be sure to take medications that protect against unwanted pregnancy. These drugs include mifepristone-72, pastinor. Both drugs can have a number of side effects that can adversely affect your further, already desired pregnancy. Taking such drugs is appropriate only immediately after intercourse, then the activity of the drug is significantly reduced.
