Teenimisvahendiks

Teenimisvahendiks, also known as a "teenage pregnancy prevention device," is a contraceptive method specifically designed for teenagers. It is a small, flexible ring that is inserted into the vagina and remains in place for three weeks. Teenimisvahendiks is a hormonal contraceptive that contains the hormone etonogestrel, which works by preventing ovulation and thickening cervical mucus to inhibit sperm from reaching the egg.

The device is user-friendly and does not require any prescription or medical supervision for insertion. It is designed to be discreet and can be worn during sexual activity. Teenimisvahendiks is effective in preventing pregnancy and is suitable for teenagers who are sexually active but not yet ready for other forms of contraception.

The ring is inserted by the teenager or with the help of a healthcare provider, and it is removed after three weeks. It is then discarded and a new one is inserted for the next cycle. Teenimisvahendiks is a convenient and reliable method of contraception for teenagers, providing them with the freedom to engage in sexual activity without the risk of unwanted pregnancy.