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- Also known as Contraception
- Female leading type 15-29: Pills
- Without use: 85% of women 15–44 become pregnant
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Birth Control is any means used to prevent used to pregnancy during intercourse. The various types of types of birth control range in effectiveness. In fact, many suggest using more than one type to limit the chances of conception.
Pregnancy prevention is not the only reason for birth control, some types are also used to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. However, not all types of birth control prevent STDs.
Most types of birth control fall under three specific categories, including Hormonal, surgical, and barrier methods. As of now, the only way to prevent STDs is through a barrier method, condoms being the most effective.
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Birth Control Questions
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what happens if i had taken my friends birth control pill, and dont plan to have take anymore. will i get side effects from one pill? 4 AnswersIt may not give any side effects to you, if you haven't got any allergies or anything. That one pill is not going to protect you from getting pregnant, if you ... read more -
How often should one take Birth Control Injections? 2 AnswersAccording to mckinley.illinois.edu, Birth Control Injections are effective when it is received every 12-13 weeks. read more -
will the injection work if administered when you have the flu? 3 AnswersThe birth control shot (Depo-Provera) is effective for several months, while the flu usually lasts for only a few days. I could also find no evidence that the ... read more -
What if I miss a pill on one day what should i do? Should I take 2 pills the next day? 5 AnswersContrary to @unwirklich, it has been my experience to be told explicitly NOT to "take both pills" the next day. If it is a pill i must take (my regular allergy... read more
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