The ancients couldn't keep up with productivity and technology, but their ideas on contraception were similar to those of us modern people. The main idea is to take a condom in the event and take medicine afterwards. The ancients didn't have such good conditions and equipment as we do now, and people always had some desires that were hard to suppress, especially after having children, so contraceptive measures were essential. The brains of the ancients were enough, and there was no shortage of eyes for discovery, so they just got the prototype of condoms out.

When we ancient people do shameful things, we also have to pay attention to enjoyment, which is to ensure both sides' safety and comfort, so the ancient people exhausted their thoughts on condom development. Condoms should be thin and tight, not too thick or too rough, which will damage both people's bodies to some extent, and not too loose to be found to fall off. Therefore, the small intestine or large intestine skin of some animal organs has been developed by people. It is of appropriate thickness, and the animal tissues are delicate and strong, so it is no problem to be used many times.

The second is taking medicine. Taking medicine was not a good method at that time, especially for women's health and fertility. The ancients thought that musk or saffron (or any other names, many of which are very miscellaneous because they can't get on the table) can be used for contraception, and some charlatans claimed that they had drugs that could induce abortion and gave them to people. As for the effect, we can't know, but I guess it will be somewhat effective. After all, our Chinese medicine was still effective in ancient times.

in a word, it was not easy for ancient people to do this because of their limited technical ability. It reflects the extraordinary imagination and creativity of our ancestors and the spirit of not giving up until we reach our goal, so from my point of view, I admire the spirit and courage of the ancient people. We have also heard of some cruel methods of cutting off reproductive organs, but because they are not commonly used, we will not elaborate on them here.