Is there result of the use of condoms? As long as I have sex with my couples always use a condom. According to doctors, if there is a risk she would get pregnant? When having sex with a partner for the first time, but she has not bleeding, whether the couple was still a virgin?
Do you have same questions?

Condoms works by preventing sperm meets egg so that no fertilization occurs. The mean goal of condom is to prevent pregnancy also prevent transmission of sexual diseases. On the use of condoms, some couples reported experiencing heartburn allergy, pain, itching, blisters and even at their sex tools. If this happens then the use of condoms should be stopped, and it is recommended to use other contraceptive methods.

The using of condoms quite effective for used appropriately and correctly. Contraception tools failure may be reduced by using condoms in a way that is truthful, use a condom when erection and release after ejaculation end. Failure usually occurs when the condom was torn because less caution or because of pressure at ejaculation so there is seeped.

In women who did the first time intercourse can not bleed or tear her hymen. Because the hymen is elastic and if the woman get good enough excitement and sufficient lubrication will also make hymen broken. So there is no bleeding during the first intercourse is not guarantee she is not a virgin.

Previously, only women are troubled with the problem of contraception to prevent pregnancy. Now, the man also responsible for birth control.

For years, scientists looking for the equivalent male contraceptive pill. In the 1990s found that weekly injections of testosterone reduce the sperm count as much as 98 percent. But, the effect disappeared when the injections stopped. So the researchers think that a weekly injection is considered unpopular and troublesome men.

Since that's the researchers conducted experiments with oil-based injections, which combines tea seed oil plus testosterone. And the effects of this injection lasted longer.

The new study shows that the 1045 men aged 20-45 years in China, which already has one child, the number of children has not increased. For six months, many people participate following the monthly testosterone injections in their buttocks. The result, most men have very low sperm count. In this way the failure rate of only about 5 percent.

However, testosterone injections have side effects such as rashes, pimples or changes in sexual drive. Dads, interested?

The desire to build a family, which has a spouse and the baby is the main reason someone got married. On the other hand, the presence of children also will bring many changes in family life ...

For most young couples are busy cosmopolitan work and career, many factors - such as mental & financial readiness, a rising career, and sexual life more "fun"? who will participate underlying any decision to bring the baby in the family. Anyone would want her child will grow up healthy, full attention, and fulfilled all his needs. So, for you who happened to be preparing for marriage, there is also a good idea to start talking about family plans that will you wake up later, of course, including the planned number of children and time of birth of each child's future ...

The only way to regulate the amount and time of pregnancy is through a method of contraception. Choosing methods / contraception is not an easy thing. We may never know the effects on the body as long as we do not use it. But, if our knowledge of contraception is wide enough, certainly would be easier to make choices

Now, in order to confidently choose, here are some tips that can be applied:

Consult a gynecologist
Never choose contraceptive based on the condition that happens to other people. One method of contraception may be appropriate to someone, but not necessarily be suitable also used by others. In fact, there is no effective method of contraception is 100% or be suitable for all people. To minimize risk, first consult with a gynecologist (gynecologist) about plus? minuses of each method, and whether appropriate or not to condition yourself. With the guidance of gynecologists, of course you will be easier to decide what is right with your body condition .....

Choose the Right Birth control and safe
Choosing the right contraception do need a variety of considerations. From lifestyle, routine and even frequent lovemaking. Do not miss your options, because this not only can interfere with health, but also can? Mess? quality of intimate relationship with a partner ...

Determine first: Temporary or Permanent?
The first step before using contraception is to determine how long you intend to delay pregnancy. Is the time not too long (temporary) or permanently (permanent). For the permanent option, can be used the way sterilization, ie tubectomy for women or vasectomy for men. For a period not too long (<5 style="font-weight: bold;">

Breastfeeding VS Contraception
Contraceptive use of estrogen-containing pills are not recommended for those who are still breastfeeding their babies. The goal, to minimize the risk of decline in milk production due to estrogen.

Perform Medical Check Up
During the use of contraception, should also do a pap smear tests, mammography, and blood pressure regularly, at least 1 x / year. This is useful for monitoring the condition of your body when the physiological changes and ensure early detection of all reproductive abnormalities.

So, who said that contraception is scary? Good luck!

Pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS) that affects about 75% of women of childbearing age is one form of mental health disorders related to women's reproductive cycle. Modern contraceptive pill can be an alternative relieve the symptoms of PMS.

PMS symptoms include physical and psychological symptoms. Physical symptoms are usually fatigue, weakness, lethargy, headache, breast pain, abdominal pain, bloating, nausea, sweating, appetite disorders and sexual desire disorders. Psychological symptoms of melancholy, irritability, anxiety, concentration problems, loss of interest, and sleep disorders.

These symptoms appear because in the days before the menstrual hormonal changes in women's bodies.

To cope with PMS, can be done through medical and non-medical therapies. One non-medical measures recommended by expert is charting method. It was a production diary, which details a variety of symptoms before menstruation.

The method helps a woman to recognize the changes that happened to her throughout the menstrual cycle. Thus, in the next month a woman can better anticipate the physical and psychological disorders experienced in the days before menstruation.

Medical therapy to cope with PMS can be done partly by hormone therapy. For that, the modern contraceptive pill can be an alternative therapy.

Technological developments have produced contraceptive pill with drospirenone active substances that are not only useful for managing the pregnancy, but also overcome the problem of STDs.

Drospirenone, is a substance that has properties antimineralocortikoid. The Properties may reduce the symptoms of PMS such as feeling full in the stomach / bloating, improve your mood (mood) and the complaints other STDs. These benefits are already proven through various studies.

In developed countries modern contraceptive pills are commonly used to treat PMS cases.

What is called injection?

• Women who want to use family planning received an injection of periodic injections to prevent pregnancy.
• There are many Injection Contraception are: Depo Provera (injection every 3 months); Noristerat (injections once every 2 months) and Cyclofem (injection at 1 month)
• Injected in the buttocks, or elsewhere.

How does the Injection prevent pregnancy?

• Stop (cancel) exit the egg from the ovary
• Creating sperm into the uterus is difficult because thicken cervical mucus (cervical)
• Unable to remove / stop a pregnancy that has occurred

Effectiveness Injection Contraception:
Very effective, a failure on the user injecting only about 0.3 pregnancies out of 100 users in the first year of use. (1 of 333 users will still get pregnant)

Advantages using injection:

• Suitable to prevent pregnancy or pregnancy spacing in the long term and fertility can be restored back
• Not affected "forgotten factor" of the user (not like wearing a PILL)
• Not interfere with sexual intercourse
• Can be used at any age during reproductive
• Not interfere with lactation (breastfeeding), both in terms of quantity and quality
• Can be used immediately after childbirth
• Enhance the husband-wife relationship because of security against the risk of pregnancy
• Can be used immediately after a miscarriage
• Help prevent pregnancy outside the womb
• Helps prevent cancer of the endometrium (uterus)
• Helps prevent uterine events uteri (benign tumors of the uterus)
• May prevent ovarian cancer (ovarian)
• Reduce the incidence of iron deficiency anemia
• Specifically to reduce the incidence of epileptic seizures.

Lack Injection Contraception:
Side Effect of menstrual cycle (periods) are often "not nice", but not dangerous and not a sign of disorder / disease; changes in menstrual pattern are usually the first year of use are:

• Bleeding spots, can be long
• Rare bleeding a lot
• Unable to menstruation (often after repeated use)
• Often raised Weight Loss
• Can cause (not at all acceptors) headache, breast pain, "moodiness", acne, lack of sexual libido, hair loss.
• Keep in regular repeat injections
• Necessary follow-up (control / periodic visit) for the evaluation

In GENERAL, most women CAN wear injection, though:

• Heavy smokers
• Breastfeeding
• Fat or thin
• Teenager
• Miscarriage
• Thyroid Diseased
  
• Epilepsy
• Tuberculosis
• Mild varicose veins
• Mild hypertension
• Irregular menstrual cycles
• Iron deficiency anemia

When did the injection family planning can be started?

• Medium Menstruation periods (up to 7 days)
• When was not menstrual or menstrual day to 8 or more, may be injected, but wear double protection (condoms) for 2 X 24 hours.
• Nursing (immediately after childbirth, 6 weeks)
• If not breastfeeding, give immediately after childbirth (6 weeks)
• Not breastfeeding and not menstruating> 6 weeks, provided certain not pregnant or provide double protection until menses and started injections.

Whenever acceptor must come for repeat visits (follow-up)

• At the time of re-injection schedule (cyclofem for 1 month, 2 months to 3 months noristerat and for Depo provera)
• If absent, could come before the next visit
• If you can not come to the following schedule, use double protection (condoms, spermicides, until I came to the injection.

Popular names: SPIRAL

What is called lUDs or SPIRAL? : :

• A small body of flexible plastic
• Most have a coil of copper (Copper, Cuprum, Cu), but some are not metal; some that contain hormones
• Inserted into the uterus through the vagina
• Most have a yarn

How does the IUD prevent pregnancy? : :

• Especially avoid meeting the ovum and sperm cells
• Making difficult sperm into the uterus
• Reduce the ability of sperm to fertilize an egg
• May also interfere with ovum implantation in the uterus

Effectiveness of IUD:
IUD is very effective, Multi load type can be used up to 4 years; Nova T and Copper T 200 (CUT-200) can be used 3-5 years; Cu T 380A can be for 8 years. Failure average 0.8 pregnancies per 100 women users in the first year of use.

Benefits wearing an IUD:

• Suitable to prevent pregnancy or pregnancy spacing in the long term
• Not affected "forgotten factor" from the user (eg PILL)
• Not interfere with sexual intercourse
• There are no hormonal side effects
• Not interfere with lactation (breastfeeding)
• Not interact with drugs
• Enhance the husband-wife relationship because of security against the risk of pregnancy
• Can be installed immediately after childbirth or miscarriage
• Rapid return of fertility after IUD removed / opened

Lack of an IUD:
The side effects of the menstrual cycle (periods) are often "surprising", but not dangerous and not a sign of disorder / disease; changes in menstrual pattern are usually the first three months of usage are:

• Menstruation becomes longer and more
• Bleeding spots (spotting) between menstrual cycle
• Shorter cycle
• Sometimes menstrual pain more than usual
• Need trained personnel to install and open it
• Necessary follow-up (control / periodic visit) for the evaluation

Other common side effects are:

• Immediately after the installation can occur abdominal pain / cramps; can be avoided with counseling, relaxation and good preparation for the installation
• Bleeding immediately after installation; may take 3-5 days

When will the IUD can be installed?:
IUD can be paired at any time, provided that sure was not pregnant that is:

• 40 days after the labor
  
• Soon after a miscarriage
• Menstruating
• Replacing other family planning methods

Anyone who can not use an IUD:

• Women who have pelvic infection
• Women who are suffering from disease Sexual Relations (PHS, AIDS, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia) or during the last 3 months
• Women with many partners
• Women with cervical cancer or other reproductive cancers (ovarian, endometrial)
• Women with the disease trofoblast (Mola, Choriocarcinoma) or TB content

In GENERAL, most women CAN use an IUD though:

• Heavy smokers
• Breastfeeding
• Fat or thin
• Diabetes
• Have Liver / Gall / Pancreas Problems
  
• Thyroid Diseased
  
• Epilepsy
• Tuberculosis
• Varicose veins
• Hypertension
• Post surgery such as appendix, pregnancy outside the womb, etc.

When user IUD (IUD acceptors) should come for check-up? (Follow up, Visits Repeat)

• 1 month post-installation
• next 3 months
• Every 6 months
• If 1 week late period
• Bleeding a lot or other special complaints