Modern Methods of Contraception
What are The Modern Methods of Contraception?
Many birth control methods have been used for centuries. These methods, which have been developed until today by benefiting from many factors such as plants are now used as modern methods. These modern birth control methods are as follows;
- Birth Control Pills (Combined Oral Contraceptives)
- Birth Control Injections (Preventive Injections, Injectable Contraceptives)
- Subcutaneous Sticks (Subcutaneous Implants)
- Spiral (Intrauterine Device)
- Contraceptive Ring
- Spermicides (Suppositories, Spermicides)
- Diaphragm
- Femidom (Female Condom)
Its effectiveness lasts for 3 years. It can be removed immediately if conception is desired. It should be ensured that women are not pregnant before application.
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They are small, flexible, T-shaped or bead-shaped copper-coated devices such as gynefix. It is inserted into the uterus by your doctor.
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The ring-shaped hormone-releasing device is inserted into the vagina (chamber) and the ring is changed monthly. The Contraceptive Ring releases estrogen and progesterone hormones and remains in the chamber for 3 weeks.
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There are spermicides in various forms such as suppository, spray, gel/gel, cream, foam.
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Femidom (female condom) is known as one of the barrier methods in birth control. It can be said to be in the form of a pouch or sheath with an average length of 15 cm. The female condom is placed inside the vagina before sexual intercourse. The part of this sheath inside the vagina is closed. The other end is open. At the same time, there is a hard and easily bendable ring at both ends.
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Protects against pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. It is easy to use. If used correctly, it protects 97% from pregnancy. The failure rate is around 10-15%.
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Assoc. Dr. Cigdem Yayla Abide
She was born in 1980 in Zonguldak. She completed her secondary and high school education at TED Zonguldak College with a degree and with her outstanding success in the university exam, she was entitled to receive medical education in English at Marmara University Faculty of Medicine. This is how she took the first step towards becoming the obstetrician and gynecologist she dreamed of. After graduating from the faculty of medicine, she obtained a high degree in the medical specialization exam (TUS) in 2007 and started to specialize in Zeynep Kamil Gynecology and Pediatrics Training and Research Hospital, which was her first choice. By working for many years in one of Turkey's leading, specialist hospitals; She has taken part in countless births and in the treatment of thousands of diseases. She worked at Nallıhan State Hospital between 2011 and 2014 in order to fulfill her obligatory duty of public service as a specialist physician.
