Birth Control

Condoms have a 3% failure rate if used correctly.So chances are very small if used correctly.

nut size has nothing to do with fertility but there is a chance either the egg or sperm will be infertile individually. if you are just starting to try for a baby it will take 3-4 tries before its even worth testing

It's not very likely especially if you have proper medical care. If you are pregnant and have an IUD in place you should see your Dr as soon as possible. The IUD puts you at greater risk of ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage, infection and early labor and/or delivery.

Condoms are not 100%, more of the 80-90% range. And pre-ejaculation which can happen within seconds of stimulation has sperm in it.

No, you should not be pregnant when taking birth control. Birth control is meant to lower the risk of pregnancy.

It is! if you use it properly.

Yes if no egg is released. But I wouldn't risk it if I were you. Get the morning after pill, available within 72 hours. Take a pregnancy test 2 weeks after.

In my experience the answer to this question is no. If someone is having trouble with bladder control it may be something else, like a urinary tract infection or something more serious. I would advise anyone with this problem to speak with a doctor.

Cost, ease of use, reliability, future pregnancy plans/return to fertility after stopping, religious considerations (e.g. some Roman Catholics avoiding all but natural family planning methods), medical contraindications, other medical conditions that would be helped more by one method or another (e.g. Depo Provera for sickle cell or Mirena for heavy periods), need for privacy, access to ongoing care (e.g. hard to pick up pills if you're in Antarctica, I'm guessing -- IUD might be easier), need for disease prevention. The "related link" has an online questionnaire that helps go through some of these considerations.

Combined oral contraceptives, containing both estrogen and progestin, are the most common type of oral contraceptive.

no

mostly likely not

im not prego. and he pulled out and im not on birth control

I don't know of any food sources than will interfere with BC.

Yes, if it leaked inside the vagina you could get pregnant. Using condoms with spermicide will cut some of this risk.

If it's coming out the back then it could have gotten inside your vag. But if it's minimal you shouldn't be worried.

Certain women cannot use birth control pills

Its actually very normal, along with other symptoms i took the pill and I'm on the patch now and it still happens. and some people actually have there spotting flow like there normal period.

Birth control is not for weight control.

Long term; shrinkage of testicles, breast tissue increase and possible cancers.

No but it may cause nausea, breast tenderness or headaches.

I am not old enough to have sex, but my Sex ed classes have taught me a lot. So considering my research, yes. I am 89.0 % sure Trojan Condoms are the safest.

Using condoms and hormonal BC has less than a 1% chance of pregnancy. PCOS could make the chance even lower.

Take the inactive (sugar) pills, then start your next packet on time. Some pills, for some women will stop your period from ever coming, as long as you are taking the pill.

You can use a HPT once your period is a week late, if it is negative it is safe to assume you are not pregnant and your periods have stopped from taking BCP. If you have any questions call you prescribing doctor or clinic.

They are called Magnum Ecstasy condoms, and you can get them online from e-bay .

They are much more comfortable than ones with reservoirs on the end, and catch the come just as well.

It will tweak you body's hormone balance into a state where you can't get pregnant - if you take them right.

Being on the pill can cause spotting between periods, called breakthrough bleeding.