While on birth control pills should your partner still use condoms?

Answer 1

Definetly, condoms protect from disease and infection. That is if you've had him checked. But, even then still do it two heads are always better than one...... ask him if he can afford 150000 $ over 18 years, minimal

Answer 2

You do not have to, but combining them can yield as much as a 99.9999% effectiveness in preventing pregnancy. More to the point, in most cases he will not need to wear a condom if you are on birth control. The main reason for him to wear a condom would be if you're unsure that he may have a disease.

Answer 3

Birth Control is only made to prevent pregnancy. Birth control does not prevent you from STI's/STD's. So if you are not in a monogamous relationship, meaning you or your sexual partner have intercourse with other people, then a condom should be worn to protect you and your partner. However, a condom is not necessary to prevent you from getting pregnant while on birth control, because if you birth control is taken everyday at the same time, you birth control is 99.99% effective. If you are sure that it is safe for your health to engage in sexual intercourse without a condom, then a condom is not necessary if you trust that your partner has no STD's.