Birth Control

The available condom sizes are enough to fit your penis. A standard condom can definitely accommodate your penis. Manufactures have a fair idea of all penis sizes and make them to suit all.

Yes you get extra large condom sizes. They are known as XL condoms in many brands. Usually penis size range from 4" to 8" when erect. Hence some men who have large part the regular size condoms feel small. XL condoms are best for them with 20 - 30% larger in size. With its large reservoir it is a great comfort to those who need.

No, I never found they did, but you may feel tired due to the hormones. I know PMS always did a job on me. I suggest you not eat sugar type foods, soft drinks, high salt foods, fast foods and cut back on your caffeine. These things do make a difference in how you feel during your period and contributes to feelings of tiredness.

All of the above

It's a good question! There are many causes to tear the condom. First is quality of of condom. Many times condoms are supplied by government agencies. Most of the times the government officer is interested in his commission. Yes! I am talking of bribe! He will ask for hefty share in the amount in purchase money. Corruption has become so routine that every common Indian take it as 'normal pattern' in daily life. He has to bribe every where in government offices. When we see a police man, we get phobia in our mind, instead of getting the feeling of security. Then obviously the manufacturer of condoms provide the condoms of low quality. Such condoms can get teared easily. It is better to use condoms of good quality and you have to spend for it. Second reason is condom has to be worn properly. This is to be better demonstrated, rather than written. I will try to explain in words. When you wear the condom, you have to were from proper side. The small out pouch should be pressed manually to take out the air. So that the condom can have the potential empty space to accommodate the semen after ejaculation. If there is already an air there, it may get teared and semen may get leaked. Secondly you have to retract the foreskin of penis more or less, before you unfold the condom. More you retract the foreskin of the penis, less are the chances of the condom getting torn. But then you may feel uneasy during sexual act. My personal advice to use good quality condom and get the foreskin about half retracted. So the balance between joy and safety is there. If you wear the condom on non retracted erect penis, with out taking out the air, that's bad technique. The brunt of stretching moment comes on the most distal part of the penis. If you give vigorous trusts for longer period, then there are chances of tear. This is specially true for bad quality condoms. I was shocked to hear about the couple who was using the 'same' condom for three months. The couple used to wash the condom with soap water and used it repeatedly after making it dry. The lady became pregnant and careful history revealed the shocking fact. Of course the incidence occurred in 1978. I was medical student at that time.

Yes they are supposed to be. All condoms are electronically tested in high end laboratories and hence totally reliable. However it is also important to follow simple rules to use them which can avoid any slippages during sex. It is important thing to remember that no one can give 100% assurance in the world for anything. You get some extra safe condoms with few leading brands. So whenever you have sex with a condom next time don't worry about safety if you have worn it properly.

Birth control pills are prescribed by your doctor. It isn't something that you can just walk into a convenience store and buy. It is a behind the counter drug.

Even if you pull out, there is a chance that your pre-cum would have sperm. The best idea is for you to use a condom--it is part of the deal when you are old enough to have sex without marriage.

Barrier method - condoms or diaphragm. Hormonal - 'the pill'

Progesterone controls release of eggs

Yeah if you want NO protection whatsoever you can. Prepare for pregnancy and an STD and probably a vaginal infection from the Saran Wrap breaking apart inside her vagina.

No. Free condoms, or anything else, are by definition, not sold.

Paracetamol does not prevent pregnancy, and it does not affect how well birth control works.

There is no proof that birth control has a long term affect on being pregnant.

When the i pill is used, it can delay the periods and the chances of pregnancy are low.

Barrier methods is like preventing contact with sexual fluids using condom.

Hormonal method like using birth control pill

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Planned Parenthood in your area will give you questions about your income and they can give you birth control for free or for a really low cost, you could also try visiting a local health clinic as many states have a program to provide free or low cost birth controls.

Some methods of birth control increase vaginal discharge, and others decrease discharge. Contact your health care provider or pharmacist for information specific to your situation.

Gianvi starts with the letter G, as does Genesse

Abstinence

Combination hormonal methods: combined oral contraceptive, ring, patch

Progestin-only methods: progestin only pill, Depo Provera, Mirena, Nexplanon

Copper IUD (Paragard)

barrier methods: diaphragm, cervical cap, male and female condoms

Natural Family Planning, withdrawal, rhythm/calendar method

Permanent methods: bilateral tubal ligation, vasectomy, Essure

Aside from abstinence from vaginal sex, the contraceptive implant Nexplanon is the most effective. It has the lowest failure rate, there is no way that patient error can affect how well it works, and it's completely reversible.

The only type of birth control that protects against HIV are condoms. Other methods do not prevent HIV.