Recent studies by researchers at the National Institute of Scientific Research and Research have shown that taking contraceptive pills poses a serious risk to women who use them, so many women have decided to dispense with them and replace them with medical insulators.
He also pointed out that there are other problems such as migraines, fatigue, obesity and depression, which made many women refuse to use birth control pills and resort to other means of contraception, although the role of birth control pills to protect against cancer and infections of the uterine membrane .. However, There are a large number still favored by medical insulators.
Safe Days
The effectiveness of the safe days depends on several factors, the most important of which are:
1 - The length of menstrual cycle of ovulation is complete between 26 to 32 days.
2 - The course should be regular and consistent in the number of days.
To rely on the "safe period" method of contraception, you must have the ability to calculate the safe period during the menstrual cycle of ovulation.
To calculate the safe period during the menstrual cycle, you should know that the beginning of the menstrual cycle or the first day of menstruation is the first day of bleeding or menstruation. The first seven days of the menstrual cycle (ie, in average).
The days from day 21 to the beginning of the new menstrual cycle are the safe period in which a relationship can occur without fear of pregnancy. Days 8 to 20 are the days when one ovulation occurs.
To find out why the period of time is safe, you must know that the egg remains alive and viable for 24 hours after it is released from the ovary, while the sperm remain alive within the body of the woman and able to fertilize for up to 6 days.
The day of ovulation can also be determined using the known methods of slight rise in temperature, increased viscosity of vaginal discharge or increased libido. In this case, abstinence can be stopped only two or three days later, but these indicators may not be fully guaranteed.
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