Men and women both want to avoid the pain the surgery, when they think to plan their family. They prefer the non-surgical ways of permanent birth control.

Most of the couples use the temporary methods for permanent birth control. The makers of Essure show why men do not want vasectomies? recorded a funny video to show the men’s reaction. Essure aims to create awareness among couples about a non surgical way, if they are looking for pain free method of permanent birth control. Essure “Vasectomy Reaction” video is a comical way to market the Essure Procedure, as well as to facilitate the couples, for whom surgery is a nightmare.

Essure Procedure (Non-Surgical Way) Vs Vasectomy (Surgical way)

Essure Procedure is a non-surgical permanent birth control method for women. It’s hardly a10 min procedure. General practitioner places a soft supple insert into each fallopian tube. As the inserts are placed through the natural pathway of vagina and cervix no slits are necessary.

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It has been thought by most of the women all around the world that taking contraceptive pills can increase the risks of cancer and heart diseases, thus there can be the chances of no longevity too. But a recent research which has been taken by British researchers  says that there is no link between drugs and risks of dying sooner,  which on the other hand assures that women across the world who takes oral birth control pills are not risking their life.

The news had been flashed on the yesterday’s post of yahoo health news and while talking about the findings Richard Anderson of Edinburgh University and the Medical Research Council human reproductive sciences unit said that “The results of this study are enormously reassuring and suggest that in the longer term the health benefits of the contraceptive pill outweigh any risks”, Richard was not directly involved in this research but his response shows that the expert physicians are also quite happy with these findings.

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In the recent issue of AIDS, results of a new study have been published stating that a new contraceptive method can efficiently obstruct HIV virus transmission. This research has been conducted by researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College. In the laboratory, this new device blocked the transmission of HIV virus proficiently. This is why the journal AIDS has published quite promising results.

This new device is a kind of vaginal ring, which works by releasing multiple types of non hormonal agents and microbicides, resultantly impeding HIV transmission as well as conception.

This is going to prove quite helpful as about 5 million new infections and 3 million deaths per year due to HIV/AIDS are being observed worldwide. Other contraceptive measures are sometimes allergen or non reliable; but this one device is anticipated to be quite reliable as well as effective.

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