30/01/2026
Contraception is not about trends, fear, or random advice.
Itβs about the right method at the right life stage.
Hereβs my honest, clinical rating as a doctor π
πΉ Condoms β 9/10
βοΈ Effective when used correctly
β οΈ Small chance of breakage if not used properly
β
ONLY method that protects against STDs
πΉ Oral Contraceptive Pills β 7/10
βοΈ Very effective if taken daily at the same time
β No STD protection
β οΈ Mild side effects in some women
πΉ Emergency Pills β 0/10
π« Not a contraceptive
β οΈ Can disturb hormones and cycles badly
βοΈ Use ONLY in case of accidents, not routinely
πΉ Copper-T (IUCD) β 7/10
βοΈ Excellent option after childbirth for spacing
β οΈ Needs gynecologist insertion
β No STD protection
πΉ Injectables β 6/10
βοΈ Can be used during breastfeeding
β οΈ May cause irregular periods & weight gain
β No STD protection
πΉ Contraceptive Patches β 8/10
βοΈ Safe & convenient
β οΈ Needs weekly change
β No STD protection
πΉ Permanent Methods β 10/10
βοΈ Tubal ligation (female) / Vasectomy (male)
βοΈ Best once family planning is complete
β οΈ Permanent decision, needs a doctor
β No STD protection
π One Important Rule to Remember
β’ Unmarried / multiple partners:
π Always use condoms for STD safety, even with other methods
β’ Married, single partner:
π Pills or patches may be suitable
β’ After first child:
π Copper-T for spacing
β’ Family complete:
π Permanent methods are the best choice
π Contraception is about planning β not panic, not myths.
π Consult us at Hormonal Wings
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β’ Personalised contraception & pelvic health guidance
π Read more in my book:
Pelvic Floor, Fertility & Sexual Health
β a complete guide for women, men & couples
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