The IUD works to prevent the egg from meeting the sperm, and also prevents the egg from implanting in the uterus and developing into a fetus. Using the IUD method of contraception brings undeniable benefits.

After giving birth, women are often encouraged to breastfeed their babies. Therefore, finding a contraceptive method that is both most effective and does not affect the milk supply for breastfeeding is something that most mothers are interested in.

Contraceptive implant is a method with many outstanding advantages such as high contraceptive effectiveness (up to 99%), long-term contraceptive duration (3-5 years), short and convenient procedure time, no effect on the quality of sexual life... However, contraceptive implant can cause menstrual disorders such as amenorrhea, menorrhagia after contraceptive implant. So is amenorrhea after contraceptive implant a disease?

Contraceptive pills are a method that many women, including women after giving birth, trust. Because it is convenient and effective. However, many mothers do not understand how to use emergency contraceptive pills after giving birth to ensure safety during breastfeeding?

IUD is a contraceptive method chosen by many women. However, to ensure high efficiency, before inserting an IUD, you need to follow certain notes. Many people wonder if they can have sex before inserting an IUD? Below is the answer to this question.