Birth Control

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No.

An IUD is put in by the doctor and made to fit so it wouldn't come out of place unless it was put in wrong, but I doubt that would happen.

Absolutely YES! Birth control pills only protect you from getting pregnant. Condoms, while not foolproof, will protect you from STDs.

Do you mean how easily can you become impregnated? Very easily. I did not use protection one time with my fiance and I became pregnant.

there are different sizes of condoms just go to your local supermarket and look through all the different sizes until you find a sixe that you think would be best. you can get different sixe packets so you don't have to waste 100 condoms that don't fit.

what are artificial contraceptives?

Its not a good idea to take four birth control pills at a time to try and prevent pregnancy because if you already are pregnant, not even four pills can help you now and on top of that you wouldn't want to harm the baby if you already are pregnant. I know someone who had a physically deformed baby because she continued using her birth control pills while pregnant. She thought she would eventually end the pregnancy but she was so wrong. You should throw out your pack if you've missed four pills and start up a new one as soon as your period has come and gone.

It stopped mine entirely. I was prescribed Micronor because it's progesterone only, and I needed an estrogen free product because I was breastfeeding. Being that Micronor comes in packs of 28 with no sugar pills (and no break between packs), it never occurred to me that I should be having a period. Apparently some women do. I just saw my doc two days ago, and she was not concerned that I wasn't having periods. We did switch me back to a pill with estrogen, as they are more reliable and I am no longer breastfeeding.

yes

Yes Minerva-35 is a contraceptive pill.

Yes, the pill doesnt guarantee anything, its just another thing that lowers the risk of pregnancy, she can still get pregnant even if on the pill, and you can still transmit STD's.

You will experience a withdrawal bleed first and your period will arrive 4+weeks after this.

You could take birth control pills.

women wear condoms so that they can have safe sex and a healthy relationship

High

Abstaining from sex is the best option. Safe sex is another. Do not do it unless you are sure about it, and let it be the right person.

they bust with too much pressure on them and you should wish that never happens unless you wanna be a baby daddy.

You will need to speak to your prescriber about this.

It's difficult to say. You shouldn't be experiencing break through bleeding unless you've missed pill(s).

Because birth control regulate your period.

In a pack there are either only 21 pills (with hormones)

or 28 pills.... 21 with hormones and 7 placebos ( the placebos are only used to keep the user taking pills every day. Rather than possibly forgetting to start the hormones in 7 days)

Because a pills taken each day this lets you know exactly when your period will occur. *Between 21 and 27 days*

Pills can also decrease a heavy flow, sometimes stopping it ll together.

Some doctors are now prescribing 3 months worth a 7 day break after 3 months, This results in 4 periods pr calendar year.

Open the condom, put the condom on the head of the penis, and roll down.

If you're referring to Depo Provera, it lasts 3 months. I don't know if there is another injectable birth control, but that is how long Depo lasts.

Yes it does.

Petrolium based products such as Vaseline are known to break down the composition of latex, thus rendering the condom to become weak and drastically raising the possibility for tiny undetectable holes or larger rips.