An interesting thing to note about female birth control pills is that birth control pills were originally invented to regulate the menstrual cycle of women with irregular periods; But during the trials of these pills, the researchers realized that the women taking these pills were getting the ‘Side Effect’ of not being able to conceive. As soon as this was realized, this pill became very popular within a short period of time. While the pill was approved in the US, it was also approved as a medicine for menstrual problems. Therefore, the number of women with menstrual problems increased ‘suddenly’ than usual that year. Three years later (in 1960), the drug was approved as a contraceptive. Over the next few years, Oral Contraceptive Pills became the most popular birth control option in America.
Condoms are an effective contraceptive for men; But men often complain that it does not give them enough satisfaction.
But according to the sexologist, “It is not true that condoms do not give satisfaction. On the contrary, if premature ejaculation occurs due to hypersensitivity in the first few days after marriage, condoms can increase the duration of intercourse. We should understand that the pleasure of orgasm is ultimately registered in the brain.”
But in some men, the disease of premature ejaculation increases with age. In such cases, Homoeopathic treatment is very helpful. Due to this, the problem of premature ejaculation disappears and sexual intercourse can be enjoyed as before.
In a couple, if neither of them wants to use any contraceptive method, the use of Coitus Interruptus is prevalent. This is also called ‘faulty intercourse’. It is mentioned in the book ‘Kama Vidnayana’ ‘कामविज्ञान that when man did not have any means for progeny control, then or even today due to the lack of means, couples use Coitus Interruptus method. Although this procedure is free and can be performed at any time, it carries the risk of pregnancy, because the discharge that accumulates on the penis in the arousal state before ejaculation also contains sperm. During actual sexual intercourse, these sperm can enter the uterus. Since only one sperm is required for conception, they are also at risk of infertility.
Even “Safe timed Sex” is not safe enough to prevent pregnancy, Sex Therapists and Gynecologists have explained.
“Couples who have been married for a year and are still trying to get pregnant can use this method. It involves having intercourse without contraception a few days after your period and a few days before your next period. You can have intercourse at other times except during ovulation.
This method cannot be used in Menstruating Women as the exact time of Ovulation is not known.
However, even in Regular Menstruating Women there is a possibility of pregnancy as sperm can survive in the vaginal tract for up to seven days.”
The use of Emergency Contraceptive Pills has also increased over the years. “Actually, these pills should be used in emergencies. TV commercials have led many people to believe that these pills are a regular method of contraception. Repeated use of these pills can directly affect women’s health, disrupt menstrual cycles, and lead to unwanted pregnancies. It is very important for the couple to understand all the risks, so these pills should not be taken directly without consulting a Doctor.
Vasectomy or Tubectomy surgery are two effective methods of contraception available to married couples.
Although there is general knowledge about this, in many families, men push this responsibility on women.
In fact, compared to women, sterilization surgery for men is very easy. This surgery is done in just half an hour. So more and more men should consider this effective family planning tool seriously.
Although procreation is the basic motivation of any living being, humans do not engage in sex only for procreation.
Now there are numerous options available in contraceptives. Therefore, every couple should be aware that neglecting this important issue can be costly due to ignorance alone.