Modern Birth Control Methods use among Married Women

Birth Control Methods:

People have used birth control methods form thousands of years. All of us that who need to control they want to find the method which is best for us. If you’re trying to choose by learning about the each method that may help you to make your decisions. Use the list of birth control methods with the help of health center where they can discuss all of your birth control options with you and also help you to get the control of birth that you need.

There are many variations of natural birth control where the most effective methods can teach women to chart the signs of fertility that retreat and flow with the natural hormonal changes of each menstrual cycle. There are two main methods that is the symptom-thermal method where waking temperature and cervical mucus are charted, and the mucus method where only cervical mucus is charted as well as it is more helpful for women and their partners. Go for some of the methods to control the birth that is mentioned below.

Pills:

• A pill is taken once a day where it come by 28 days pack
• Contains the female hormones progesterone and estrogen or just progesterone
• Stops the ovary from releasing an egg (ovulation)
• Changes the lining of the uterus & makes it difficult for the egg to attach to the wall of the uterus
• Thickens the cervical mucus & makes it more difficult for the sperm to travel into the uterus

Transdermal Patch:

• Patch is a 4 cm square of polyester that containing the female hormones estrogen and progesterone
• Hormones are absorbed through the skin
• Stops the ovary from releasing an egg (ovulation)
• Thickens the cervical mucus & makes it more difficult for the sperm to travel into the uterus
• Changes the lining of the uterus & makes it difficult for the egg to attach to the wall of the uterus
• A new patch is placed on the skin every week of the uterus weeks (upper arm, buttock, abdomen – but not on the breast)
• On week four you do not wear a patch and you will have your regular periods

Contraception Ring:

• Flexible ring is inserted into the vagina & releases female hormones estrogen and progestin
• Stops the ovary from releasing an egg (ovulation)
• Thickens the cervical mucus & makes it more difficult for the sperm to travel into the uterus
• Changes the lining of the uterus & makes it difficult for the egg to attach to the wall of the uterus
• Stays in the vagina for 21 days
• Then removed for seven days and you will have your regular periods
• Woman must feel the comfortable to insert & remove the ring on her own