Doctor, how long does the contraceptive injection last? I just gave birth 2 months ago and I want to wait 3 years before having another baby.

I had a cesarean section and my baby is 3 months old now. Since giving birth, I still haven't had my period and I'm breastfeeding. Doctor, when can I start taking birth control pills? Can I take birth control pills 3 months after giving birth?

Within two years after giving birth, women should not get pregnant again to avoid affecting the health of mother and child. This means that mothers must use postpartum contraception. But how to avoid pregnancy safely and effectively? The following article will provide us with useful knowledge about postpartum contraception methods.

You can get pregnant again very soon after having a baby if you have sex without using birth control. Some women can even get pregnant before their periods return. Using birth control right after having a baby can help you avoid an unwanted pregnancy.

IUDs are a popular contraceptive method because they are safe, highly effective, simple to use, and low cost. To achieve the highest contraceptive effectiveness, women should have their IUDs inserted at the appropriate time after giving birth.

Contraceptive implants are plastic tubes containing contraceptive pills. They are usually implanted under the skin of a woman's non-dominant arm. They are currently a modern and effective method of contraception for women after giving birth.

Placing an IUD is a contraceptive method chosen by many women. After removing the IUD, most cases of IUD placement do not affect pregnancy or childbirth. Women after giving birth should choose the appropriate time to place the IUD for the most effective and safest contraception.

Hormonal IUDs are a highly effective method of contraception and limit the disadvantages and unwanted side effects of traditional IUDs. However, there are still questions about hormonal IUDs such as: Is hormonal IUDs good? Should I use hormonal IUDs?

Using an IUD is a fairly common method of birth control because it is up to 99% effective in preventing pregnancy. IUD placement cannot be done arbitrarily but must follow the instructions of an obstetrician-gynecologist.

When planning to get pregnant or when having gynecological health problems, the doctor will advise women to remove the IUD. Removing the IUD is a simple procedure but can cause some uncomfortable symptoms for women.

Contraceptive implants are inserted under the skin of the upper arm after giving birth. The implant releases progestin into the body to prevent ovulation and can be used for up to 3 years. This is a highly effective method, however, in addition to the benefits of contraceptive implants, this method still has some side effects when used.