Birth Control

Sometimes feedback controls are called preliminary controls, they are accomplished before a work activity begins. They make sure that proper directions are set and that the right resources are available to accomplish them

There are many forms of birth control out there, but if you're looking for physical barriers there's really only one of two things: condoms, or diaphragms. There are older forms of physical barriers, but many of them are not as protective. In addition to these barriers you can use some kind of spermicide, which comes in foam or lube form, but can be messy.

Yes. it can do a number of things, you might call your doctor if it is not acting normal.

There is no medical reason that women need to have monthly bleeding and many women take BCP just for the side effect of not having a monthly cycle or having one that is very light. Once you stop taking the pill your period will return, usually in the first month of being off the pill.

Unless you are taking a pill that is designed to stop your period, (the type that has 4 weeks of "active" hormones vs 21 days of hormones and 7 "sugar pills") most women do not stop having their period within the first month of taking oral contraception.

If you missed any pills, or didn't use back up protection for the first 7 days, taking a pregnancy test would be a good step, to rule out any possibility of pregnancy. If the test is negative - just relax. The BCP are working!

No. If only it was that easy...

There are no known drug interactions between acyclovir and the birth control pill, and they are often prescribed together.

Immediately withdraw from your partner, and thoroughly clean with soap and water. If it is known that you or your partner are infected with a sexually transmitted illness, immediately see an urgent care health provider (such as an emergency room) to receive anti-viral medications (for cases such as HIV or HSV). The female should take a course of "Plan B" post-intercourse birth control.

only one white when the male sperm goes in to the condom. so no not if you buy one in a flavor or something.

Yes. An intrauterine device is a very reliable form of contraception but it is not absolute.

Sperm can live inside of a female for up to five days after intercourse.

a woman can get pregnant at ANY time. yes she can during her menstrual cycle. it is less likely - but does happen! wrap up and protect!

yes! there is alot of flavors to make it taste better! if oral sex!

Check the package for specific information, but generally the pill should be started on the first Sunday after you START your period.

The question makes no sense - of course birth control is the most effective method of birth control. And the best form of birth control is to use two methods at once. Either a hormonal form such as the pill, patch, or vaginal ring and a condom, which also prevents the spread of disease. Avoid quack methods like the "pull-out" method (pre-ejaculate does contain sperm even before the man ejaculates) and other wacky ideas.

Don't worry just yet, if you've been stressing about it you'll be behind a day or two anyway. You should get your period by tomorrow, but if not try a pregnancy test. That will sort you out quickly. If you don't get it, keep this in mind: not knowing doesn't make the problem go away. Cheers and good luck, Squares

Not always, because if the condom splits you can still get an infection or pregnant, that is why the pill is always good to take - aswell.

There is less breakthrough bleeding with a higher dose pill. If the pack has 28 days you will still get your period every 28 days.

It is a cream that can also be a foam that is another method of contraception. It is inserted deep into the vagina and it prevents sperm from moving therefor not reaching an egg and won't lead to pregnancy if used correctly.

yes it can. the birth control tricks your body into thinking you are pregnant. that's why you don't get your period for a while. the lactation part happens due to the hormones that the birth control have. so some lactation can occur.

forget sex until u get lady dont think about sex when are not with a girl

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Cortisone does not affect how well the birth control pill works.

Yes it can be and it works well to get rid of the most severe problems.

Yes. No problem.

There are a few ways to avoid pregnancy, the oral contraceptive and the condom are the best methods.