Best way to prevent pregnancy

What is the best way to prevent pregnancy?
It depends on the situation. If sexual intercourse occurred, emergency contraceptive pills can be used. If you want to prevent pregnancy for a future period, you can use contraceptive methods as we will mention below
Are there emergency contraceptive pills after intercourse?
You can use emergency contraceptive pills that contain progesterone only, such as POSTREL or AFTER MORNING PILLS, which is only two pills, the first is taken immediately after the menstrual cycle or during the first 24 hours, and the other pill is 24 hours after taking the first pill, this reduces the chance of Ovulation occurs, and in the event of ovulation, the process of implanting the fetus in the uterus is hindered, and thus the pregnancy is not completed, and the other solution is to install a copper coil within five days of intercourse to prevent pregnancy if the fertilization process takes place.
Do you use it continuously?
It is not permissible to use emergency contraceptive pills continuously, but only when necessary, that is, if intercourse occurred at the time of ovulation without using an appropriate contraceptive.
Side effects of emergency contraceptive pills?
headache
Nausea and vomiting
Collywobbles
Wasting and general fatigue
Which contraceptives are used on a regular basis?
The use of dual contraceptive pills that contain estrogen and progesterone together, such as yasmeen or yaz pills, which are used on the fifth day of the menstrual cycle and continue for 21 days and then stop for a week to allow the menstrual cycle to come down, or the single pill such as MINIPILL
Or monthly needles, a needle every three months, or a subcutaneous slice that lasts three years, which is progesterone only.
Or the use of a copper coil placed in the uterus on the fifth day of the menstrual cycle to prevent pregnancy, which is the most widely used method and the least chance of error.
Or using natural means such as withdrawing the penis when ejaculating, or stopping intercourse during the ovulation period.
What do I recommend?
We recommend going to a gynecologist and obstetrician to find out and determine the cause