Birth Control

You don't have to take your pill the same time everyday ( it helps to remember) but you do have to take it everyday. That's the important part. If you forget one you can take 2 on the same day. It is when you miss several days or a week you have a problem. You CAN getpregnant if a man/boys gets close to your vagina with/without coming Men have a pre fluid that contains sperm and those little guys know what to do. Sperm can get on your panties and you CAN get pregnant . Don't kid yourself, protect yourself at all costs. You need to use a condom anyway to protect yourself from STD's.

yes it will stop. i have taken the pill on my first day an its work

yes, you can get pregnant with an IUD. my friend got pregnant with hers, because the doctor put it in sideways. if the doctor dont put it in correctly, there is a chance you can get pregnant again.

Yes, You can take it at 13. I know this because my cousin takes it not because shes having sex but because it helps with acne. It has a lot of emotional defects but if your looking to get rid of acne or pimples get the birth control with a lot of hormones, If your looking to not get pregnant then you can do with out the extra hormones. But if your already pregnant then it doesnt help. But I really hope your not taking it to not get pregnant, Your way better then that! Think about it... You have your whole life ahead of you. Dont stoop down to trashy level, You can be whatever you want and have what ever you want, DONT BELIEVE ME? Go on youtube and type in " The Secret" . It explains how you can get whatever you want, But the begging is stupid so skip until you get to the part of people talking. Trust me , you wont regret it.

a) you're pregnant

b) your body is still adjusting to the hormones you were taking

c) it's just one of those unexplained things. Sometimes periods are missed or delayed because of stress, weightloss, illness or just no reason at all

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They do! And for those who doesn't, one of the reasons might be money. That goes for all races but maybe with the health reform everybody can afford contraceptives.

Ice will not kill sperm if in contact with the scrotum; the testicles need to be kept at a lower temperature than the rest of the body to maintain the sperm, so ice might actually be a good idea on a very hot day, if that [keeping a good sperm count] is one of your major concerns. The only issues are those normally associated with plaing ice directly on skin, such as cold burn and damage to the tissue there.

I was pregnant and i didnt know about it. And usually birth control makes you bloat. Well come to find out i was pregnant. So dont ever let anyone tell you that birth control is 100% effective. it depends on your body and how your body reacs to the b/c.

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Basically a vasectomy is the cutting of the two vas deferens cords which carry spermatozoa from the testes to the ejaculate. Once ligated exorcised and ligated the tubes cannot carry the sperm and therefore is a most effective form of birth control with a chance of less than 1% pregnancy rate. Note this will make the man sterile and is very difficult to repair surgically. You should be sure that you do not want any further children before undertaking this procedure.

If you make sure there is enough lubrication it will prevent it from breaking (dryness creates breaking).

No

It is a kind of exercise, because you are moving your body around, as opposed to just sitting there. It exercises the legs mostly, but the whole body, including the heart and the lungs.

"Contraceptive" and "birth control" are synonymous. All contraceptives are methods of birth control.

The birth control pill does not work when put into shampoo. You need to swallow the pill in order for it to have any effect.

In other words, there's no number of pills you can put into your shampoo to have any effect.

No there is no posibility of getting pregnet using a pill re a condom so you r alright don't worry

Technically, there is nothing keeping you from taking the pill whenever you want. The human body varies from person to person. However, if you have a schedule that calls for taking the pills a certain number of days in the week for example, and taking the pill on Tuesday would affect the treatment of the pill on your body, you should probably stick to your schedule. Ask your doctor, if you can, for a more detailed answer.

no this is NOT normal, maybe you have forgotten the pill or miscalculated.

YES, if you take ordinary birth control pills without stop, you are actually making extended-cycle oral contraception, which is pretty effective contraception and it prevents pregnancy possibilities. There are different types of extended-cycle oral contraception which can let your body to have only 3-4 periods per year.

Yes, Ginette 35 is an effective birth control. It is considered to be a contraception and in order for it to work properly, you must take the pill daily.

Right on the first day. It will take a month before the pills will be effective.

Withdrawal is not a reliable method of birth control.

Use a condom - it helps protect against
STDs as well as pregnancy. Abstinence is 100% effective. No other methods (except those that involve surgery) are 100% guaranteed.

Yes, you can take birth control during your period. You should take your birth control as directed regardless of bleeding.

Why would you want to? There is really no need to take them at all... other than to keep you in a routine.