How many days before or after the condom sex can be?

Now it is time to understand the excess population that is the biggest problem in the world. I said a little wrong, is not it? The time has come 50 years ago! The increase in the population is due to the problem of food, water, and housing by 2050. The need for appropriate contraception methods to reduce the population growth rate. In modern science, different methods of birth control have been discovered, from which you choose your choice, enjoy the sex and make a little effort to reduce the load of the body. This post discusses various methods of birth control.

1) Condoms - The most simple, safe and reliable way to control birth is to use condoms or nitrates. Condoms are available for both men and women. But it is relatively easy to use male condoms. The correct way to use condoms is the success rate of male condoms about 98%. Male condoms are taught to excite sex and the female condom is inserted into the vagina before mating. If the use of condoms, the sperm stops in it and does not come directly to the vagina. As a result, there is no pregnancy. Condoms are usually made of substances called latex, polyurethane or nitrile. Lubrication is applied on the outside of the male condom. Extra lubricants can be fitted separately if needed. However, it is to be noted that lubricants made of oil or oil should not be used when using latex condoms because condoms can be broken during latex sex after being absorbed in latex oil. Instead, special lubricants made from water should be used. Another important thing about the condom is that more than one condom should not be used at the same time. It also increases the chance of the truncation or opening of the condom. For this reason, I said that because many people have read two condoms together for more protection. It is noteworthy that compared to all other birth control procedures, condoms have a special advantage that in addition to birth control, condom use can also be avoided by sexually transmitted diseases. Click below to view the video


2) Period safe - The possibility of pregnancy is less than the first seven days of the period of pre-pyro bleeding and the last seven days. So this time is considered as a safe time for sex. However, this condition is applicable only for those women who have periodic intervals of 28 days (or regular 26 to 31 days). For them, the date of the onset of the day begins on the first day of the ovules on approximately 12 to 19th of the day the ovaries are released. After ovulation, it lasts for 24 to 48 hours and sperm can survive 3 to 5 days after spermicide. Therefore, there are more chances of getting pregnant if sex from the seventh and the 21st period of the period. The rest of the period of the period, from the first to the seventh and the 21st day, is considered to be a safe time of sex till the start of the ray season. Keep in mind that the day before the start of bleeding has been given since the first day but the above estimation has been given. For more information, see this post about the period. But it is notable that the days of the period are not a real safe day. Although the above mentioned safe sex in the safe there is little chance of pregnancy, there is some possibility. Therefore, it is better to use any other way of birth control, such as condoms or pills. Because those periods are irregular or less than 28 days but the above calculation is not applicable. In addition, there is always the possibility of sexually transmitted diseases. Therefore, this method of birth control should never rely on casual sex or sexless sex. This method is applicable only for couples who may not want to have children at all, but there is no problem even if they become embarrassed.

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3) Pregnancy pills - a way to control the birth control of women is a contraceptive pill. These are mainly pistachios of the estrogen-progesterone hormone. Playing those pills do not cause ovulation or egg emissions. As a result, there is no possibility of pregnancy. Two pills are available - one contains both estrogen and progesterone and the other contains only progesterone. Both are equally effective in preventing pregnancy, but the first pill does not apply to some. Such as breastfeeding women and women whose blood pressure is more likely to accumulate blood, etc. Both pills may cause excessive bleeding and pain or decrease during periods. Pregnancy pills are regularly eaten. The pellets that contain progesterone only have to be eaten at a specific time every day. However, after starting a pregnancy pill, it should be used with any other effective contraception (birth control) method in the first week. Because the effects of those pills take some time to take effect. It should be noted that before starting to start pregnancy pills, consult a doctor.