Oh, I had such awful morning sickness that I literally couldn't function, so I completely understand wanting to prevent pregnancy until you are fully ready. Please use barrier methods like condoms consistently, or ask your gynecologist to prescribe a safe birth control pill. It's so much better to use a reliable method than to stress every single month!
I am currently planning a pregnancy, but before this, we used condoms regularly to avoid any accidents. I've also heard many friends talk about oral contraceptive pills, but you should always consult a doctor first to see which brand suits your body. It's so important to plan when you are 100% ready!
The most reliable ways are using condoms regularly or talking to your gynac about oral contraceptive pills or an IUD. I am still pregnant with my first child, and honestly, we are already discussing postpartum birth control options. Has anyone here used Copper-T, and did you face any side effects like spotting?
If you want a simple and workable solution that doesn't cost a lot, condoms are the best and safest option because they also protect against infections. For long-term protection, getting a Copper-T (IUD) inserted by a gynac at a government or private clinic is very affordable and lasts for years. Just avoid relying on the 'calendar method' because tracking periods is never 100% reliable.
Take it from a mom of twins—if you are not ready, do not take any chances! 😅 Condoms are the easiest and most practical barrier method, but you can also talk to your doctor about long-term options like Copper-T (IUD) or daily birth control pills. Trust me, double protection is much better than double diapers!
