www.Primo.com: About contraception.

Contraception is derived from the word counter means to prevent or fight, which means fertilization and conception. So contraception is to prevent fertilization of an egg by Sergeant Major so there is no pregnancy. In general, contraception is divided into two methods, namely the permanent and non-permanent.

Contraception.

1. Permanent Contraception.

Permanent contraception is often referred to as permanent contraception, which makes the ability to conceive becomes difficult refunded or can not get pregnant again. Permanent contraception effort done by surgery, in both men and women.

In women, permanent contraception called tubal ligation, which cuts the channel Fallopian tube (oviduct). There are also performed by simply tying the oviduct so that the ovum or sperm can not pass so there is no fertilization. One moment the bond can be released again. Tubectomi goal is to ovum at ovulation can not be through the oviduct (oviduct) so it can not meet the sperm.

In men, known as vasectomy permanent contraception, namely the cutting line up deference. There are also the only binding up deference. A bond when it can be released if the person concerned wants it. The goal is so that sperm can not get into the urethra, so that sperm can not be excluded. Testicular sperm produced will be reabsorbed (reabsorption). The person can still secrete semen does not contain sperm, which comes from the prostate gland.

2. The non-permanent contraception.

Non-permanent contraceptive method is also called non-permanent contraception, ie a method of contraception in which the ability of pregnant refundable. This method can be done with or without the use of tools.

a. Without using tools.

The method without using tools, can be done by:

(1) extend the period of breastfeeding
(2) did not have intercourse during the woman's fertile period
(3) removing the sperm outside the body in order not to get into the woman's uterus (called coitus interruptus).

b. Using the tools.

(1) Using a tool that prevents ovulation with a hormone use

Pills.

Contains the hormones estrogen and progesterone. If the user does not discipline, the use of the pill is not useful. The side effects are happening obesity in most of the wearer.

Implant.

Placed under the skin of the arm. Implant secretes hormones that prevent ovulation. The side-effect is that users can experience the menstrual cycle disorder.

Injectable.

Performed by administering the hormone once every 3 months to prevent ovulation. Side effects of obesity on the part of the wearer.

(2) Using a tool aimed at blocking the sperm and ovum fertilization or embryo attachment blocking.

- IUD (Intra Uterine Device).

Better known as spiral, mounted inside the uterus (womb) women. Spiral prevent the embryo attaches to the uterine wall. Side effects of IUD insertion is possible bleeding outside the menstrual cycle.

- Jellies, tablets foam and sponge.

These materials are essentially contains a spermicide (sperm killer). Some people are allergic to the material.

- Diaphragm or cervical cup.

Covering the uterus, thus preventing sperm from entering the uterus.

- Condoms.

Make sperm stuck inside the condom so that sperm can not fertilize an egg. Thank you for reading this article. Written and posted by Bambang Sunarno. sunarnobambang86@gmail.com
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DatePublished: 13 September 2015 at 09:40