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Birth Control
This in an umbrella term for various methods and techniques use to prevent fertilization or interrupt pregnancy at several stages. Some of the commonly used birth control methods are condoms, contraceptive pills and injectable contraceptives.
4,088 Questions
Do Straight men looks at penis pictures?
It depends on the person, just as some women look at 'men's magazines'.
What are the risks when intentionally skipping your period on the pill?
The only risk of skipping your period using the birth control pill is unscheduled bleeding. Skipping does not have any medical risks, and it does not increase the risk of pregnancy.
What begins 14 days after conception?
You might feel nausea, breast tenderness, headache, high body temperature, etc. But a lot of women don't even have any symptoms that early in the pregnancy. It just depends on your body and the pregnancy.
Can you take one of your sisters birth control pills or is it a prescription?
You should have a perscription. Your sister could be taking a different hormone level than what you would need.
well, condoms kind of look like uniflated baloons. There are flavors of condoms, scented condoms, and all different colors, including glow in the dark. In the package, they will look like a circle, but you slip it over the penis and there you go! Be Safe!
He ejaculated inside of me i have the Mirena can you get pregnant still?
nope. Mirena is a 99.99% effective birth control device, meaning it prevents pregnancy, but not STDs. If you're unsure weather or not you're partner is infected, please use a condom. S
Sure. The placebo week is just that -- a placebo, often in the form of pink sugar pills. It has absolutely no effect on the body whatsoever and serves only as a place-counter for the week of a woman's period. You could decide not take the placebo pills at all and you would still be protected. Although pregnancy can theoretically occur at any time during the month, most pregnancies happen during ovulation, which occurs approx. 10 days before the start of a normal menstrual period. When a woman is on birth control, even this is controled to prevent ovulation in any form at any time of the month. However, changing the time you take your real, non-placebo birth control pills may lead to your body misunderstanding its own cues and spontaneously ovulating. I would guess that this is very rare, as you can miss completely up to 2 days of taking the pill without it losing its effectiveness. If you want to change the time that you take your pill to a consistently different time, wait until the start of a new cycle to do it. For more in depth questions or if you think you are pregnant, please contact your doctor.
If you have not had sex you know you are not pregnant, it is possible the hormones in NuvaRing are enough to prevent the withdrawal bleeding you had while on BCP. One possible side effect of the NuvaRing is for bleeding to stop completely.
You should replace the device on the day it is due, if you have withdrawal bleeding or not. (more information at link)
Not on birth control if you use a condom?
The only "birth control" that works 100 percent is Abstinence. But a condom will help prevent it, without a condom you have a low percent of not getting pregnant.
The chances are high. You are gambling. the pull out method relies on a guy to pull out right before he squirts. and most of the time if guy "pull out it time" he has all readdy shot in side of you a few time and then did it again
What is the stock market ticker for Birth Control?
There's not a single company that is "birth control." If you name the company about which you're asking, you'll be able to find the stock market ticker.
What is the best method known of contraception for ladies?
best known method is no clear answer from doctors but would be best to seek professional medical opinion here.
Is using contraceptives a sin?
That's more of a religious question. While I will not get involved in the theology of contraceptives, as that is a different discussion to bear with someone else, I will say that contraceptives are very useful in preventing fertilization and preventing the spread of venereal diseases (STD's)
Catholic AnswerYes, a terrible sin which Pope Paul VI addressed in great detail back in 1968 in his magnificent Encyclical Letter Humanae Vitae, which you can read at the link below. Like all sin, contraceptives have consequences, and the consequences of a society that allows contraceptive is horrendous as anyone with vision can see in our society. Pope Paul VI was prophetic back in 1968 as he outlined all the horrible consequences that could befall a society that turned to contraception. And here 45 years later, we find out that he was spot on in ever one of his predictions. For anyone who feels the need to delay having a child, there is Natural Family Planning, which is not only MORE effective then artificial birth control, and has none of the horrible physical consequences, but is approved by the Church, does not harm women's health, and actually contributes to the love between husband and wife - exactly the opposite of the effects of artificial birth control. Please read the Encyclical at the link below, and be very careful of any confessor who tells you that it is "okay."Wow. That's a lot of information. 1. Only a few types of antibiotics affect the effectiveness of hormonal birth control. 2. Were you using another type of birth control other along with the condom? If so, you should be fine. 3. If you had your period (brown spots or not), then you're not pregnant. 4. If you're worried, get a pregnancy test. Wait at least 2 weeks after sex, so it's accurate.
As you should have started taking your pills during your period you should not get pregnant. However the manufacturers put that piece of paper in the box for you to read to tell you about this stuff. READ IT
it's very possible, if I remember right birth control pills have to be taken for a few weeks before they become effective.
I did read what was written on the leaflet but when I got to this FAQ site, I read that you at least have to wait for a week before having unprotected sex so I got confused and scared.
The piece of paper applies to YOUR pills, there are hundreds of different ones out there so the advice given here is very general.
If you miss two birth control pills in a row and start to bleed how long does the bleeding last?
Everyone is different if your worried about anything consult your doctor they will be able to answer your ?s better than anyone on the internet will since they know your body and medical history hope this helps Good Luck and God Bless!!!
