Implant contraception has revolutionized the way women think about their bodies and about sex. It has given them a lot of power and confidence because they have complete control over the sensitive issue of contraception. Once you agree to this form of contraception, a doctor will implant it under the skin of your arm from where it will release small amounts of hormones into your bloodstream.
These hormones will interfere with your ovulation so no eggs are released. Also, the lining of your cervix and uterus will change in a way that does not allow conception to occur. The effects of this hormone are reversible and all a doctor has to do is remove the implant for your body to regain its former reproductive capacity. This convenience and the ability to have its reverse effects make implant contraception extremely popular with modern women.
Women who use birth control with implants don’t have to worry about contraception anymore.
They don’t need to keep track of how many pills they take each day or how well their diaphragm fits. They also don’t have to worry about asking their partner embarrassing questions, whether they came prepared with a condom or not. In fact, they are so pleased with the contraceptive implants that they recommend them to all their friends.
You will be able to have sex anytime you want without having to fight for any contraceptive devices and still be sure that you will not get pregnant. This makes a big difference in your love life because you don’t have to say no to sex for fear of pregnancy. You can respond to your partner openly without having to stop for protection. However, there is something you need to be aware of even if you have this device implanted. It can protect you from pregnancy, but that’s not the only problem you face when you have unprotected sex. Keep in mind the ever-present danger of sexually transmitted diseases against which contraceptive implants are powerless.
You are putting yourself at great risk of contracting a number of sexually transmitted diseases, from yeast infections to HIV/AIDS, if you have unprotected sex with multiple sexual partners. This is certainly not what you should be doing to yourself. This contraceptive works best if you use it when you have sex with a partner whose sexual fidelity you are sure of.
Women who are in long-term committed relationships can opt for implant contraception without any fear because they don’t have to worry about contracting a disease from their partner.
If you are not already in such a relationship, you should continue to use condoms with spermicidal gel every time you have sex. This is the only surefire way to make sure you don’t get diseases as a result of having unprotected sex with multiple partners or even just one.
