Finding the Right Birth Control
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Finding the Right Birth Control
Summary
Choosing the right birth control involves considering a variety of options that suit different needs and reasons for each couple.
Options for Birth Control
When it comes to birth control, couples have various choices based on their preferences and circumstances. Here’s a concise overview of available methods:
1. Abstinence: This choice involves refraining from sexual activity and is the only method that is 100% effective in preventing both pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The major downside is that it eliminates all forms of sexual contact.
2. Male Condoms: If used correctly every time, male condoms offer about a 98% success rate over a year in preventing pregnancy. They also provide protection against many STDs. While using condoms, some partners feel that the sensation during sex is reduced. Thicker condoms may offer more safety and durability.
3. Female Condoms: These are pouches with flexible rings inserted into the vagina. They help in preventing pregnancy and protecting against STDs. However, they are less reliable than male condoms, with nearly 20% of users experiencing pregnancy within a year.
4. Diaphragms, Caps & Shields: Made from latex or silicone, these barriers cover the cervix and must be used with spermicide. They are only for preventing pregnancy and do not protect against STDs. Diaphragms are more effective than female condoms, but caps and shields offer less protection compared to male condoms.
5. Fertility Awareness: By tracking her menstrual cycle, a woman can determine her most fertile days. Couples might choose to abstain from sex or use additional protection during these peak times to avoid pregnancy.
While abstinence offers foolproof protection, using a condom is one of the most effective methods for preventing unwanted pregnancies and protecting against STDs. Ultimately, the best choice depends on mutual agreement and comfort within the relationship. Each couple should decide what works best for them.
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