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Know More Regarding Contraception and Different Types
- 6:45, 4th September 2018
- Test Organization
- Sexual Health and Contraception
- Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)
Contraception is useful for preventing a woman from getting pregnant while still participating in sexual activity. It is a scientific method for keeping away a man’s sperm from his partner’s egg. While condoms and contraceptive pills are the most well-known methods of preventing fertilization, there are many other types that people can try today. Before going into that let us look into some eye-opening facts regarding contraception.
Contraception Facts you Should Definitely Know
1. No method provides a 100% guarantee - Among the many contraception methods available today, most are quite effective. But no method of contraception can realistically provide a 100% guarantee of protection. There are still chances of women getting pregnant despite partners using condoms.
2. Not using contraception raises pregnancy risks - If you are serious about not getting pregnant, there is simply no alternative to contraception. As a matter of fact, even first-time sexual intercourse can lead to a woman getting pregnant. Even if the male sexual organ is withdrawn before ejaculation, there are still pregnancy risks.
3. Somewhat effective against STIs - Contraception does not guarantee the stoppage of STI transfer from one partner to another. However, a good quality condom may offer a level of protection against certain sexually transmitted infections. Always be on the safe side and use contraceptive methods.
The Most Popularly Used Contraceptive Methods
1. Contraceptive pills for women
2. Male condom
3. Female condom
4. Vaginal contraceptive diaphragm
5. IUD (intrauterine device)
6. Contraceptive sponge
7. Contraceptive injection
8. Contraceptive patch
9. Vaginal ring
10. Spermicide
If you are uncertain regarding which contraceptive methods to utilize, get in touch with your doctor today. As always, fundamental contraceptive methods do their job well by preventing pregnancies successfully.
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