Contraception Methods
Contraception methods are used to protect ourselves against unwanted pregnancy and STD sexually transmitted diseases. The most popular contraception methods are the pills and condoms.
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Contraception methods are used to protect ourselves against unwanted pregnancy and STD (sexually transmitted diseases). Birth control pills are the most popular contraceptive of all because they offer relief for girls who experience a painful menstruation, they protect against pregnancy and you can keep better track of your period. Birth control pills make the periods shorter, lighter, and they have also been proven to improve acne. |
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Condoms
Condoms are usually made of latex. There are several sizes available on the market, some brands may even contain chemical substances that 'kill' sperm. The condom traps sperm inside when a man ejaculates so the sperm doesn't get in contact with your vagina, preventing pregnancy. They offer protection against STD, but they are not 100% safe. Condoms might break or leak during sexual contact so there is a risk of getting infected or pregnant. Female condom - Femidom Other contraceptive methods - but not as popular as pills and condoms are:
Keep in mind that even if you are both tested and don't have any diseases, sperm can be present in the fluid he secrets when the man becomes sexually aroused so even if he withdraws his penis before he ejaculates there is a chance you might get pregnant. |







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