Birth Control

Your healthcare provider will check the placement of your IUD using an ultrasound or a physical exam. They may also ask about any symptoms you may be experiencing, such as unusual pain or bleeding, to ensure that the IUD is correctly positioned in your uterus.

Yes, it is safe to use spermicide with a condom. However, it is important to follow the instructions carefully to ensure proper application. Spermicide can help increase the effectiveness of the condom in preventing pregnancy.

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Deep penetration during intercourse typically should not dislodge or move an IUD that has been properly inserted by a healthcare provider. IUDs are placed into the uterus and have a string that hangs down into the vagina, allowing for their position to be checked. If you are concerned about your IUD's placement, contact your healthcare provider.

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Coming from somebody that just had a child,when you take birth control it makes you bigger in different places. But me, I was being silly and got it in my butt and now my butt looks like the back of a truck. But I like it and so does babydaddy..just be careful with what kind of birth control you get. We don't want your butt coming out the size of an ape's azz. Good luck.

Birth control pills build up a specific level of medication in your system. As long as you take it sometime in the morning, do it whenever it's convenient for you. As long as you don't completely miss it all together, you're good.

Some condoms are pre-lubricated with spermicide to help prevent pregnancy, but not all condoms contain spermicide. It's important to check the product details to see if the condom you are using has spermicide.

Chemical methods of birth control include hormonal contraceptives such as birth control pills, patches, and injections. These methods work by altering hormone levels to prevent ovulation or thicken cervical mucus to block sperm. Another chemical method is spermicides, which contain chemicals that immobilize or kill sperm to prevent fertilization.

Coke has a high caffeine content and acidity that may affect sperm motility and viability. Excessive consumption of coke can lead to increased oxidative stress in the body, which can harm sperm health. Additionally, the sugar content in coke can also negatively impact sperm production and quality.

Durex condoms do not contain spermicides. They are typically made only of latex or polyisoprene to provide protection against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.

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It's pretty obvious. Don't expect him to confess if you confront him with the evidence; he'll just as likely deny everything and project the accusation back onto you. And don't give him a second chance--break up with him.

This actually happened to me - at the time I was young and wasn't sure either so I had my brother take the pipe off to retrieve it and rinsed it off and took it!! LOL

At this point I would not suggest the above, if you miss a pill they tell you to take one as soon as you can. There are two scenarios I could suggest but this is just personal if you feel strange always call and ask your doctor (or a nurse of course)

You could wait until the next day if your comfortable with that and pick up as normal or you could take a day ahead and then you will be a day a head for the rest but the one you missed will end up being right before your period which may be more safe if there may be a chance.

Hope this helps!

you just have to "feel around" (smile) in there. it doesn't get lost, it is probably just pushed far back, and that is ok because usually the further back it is, the less likely you are to feel it.

Spermicide can be purchased at most drugstores, pharmacies, and some supermarkets without a prescription. It is available in several forms such as gels, creams, foams, films, and suppositories. It is typically found in the family planning aisle near condoms and other contraceptive products.

Yes, if any fluid can leak through the hole then the sperm can too ... sperm is so small, the liquid semen just carries it everywhere it goes! Now, with that said, most needle holes are so small that most of the semen (and therefore sperm) still stays inside the condom. Even in the worst case -- where the needle hole is on the very tip, lined up perfectly with the hole in the tip of the penis, most pin/needle holes will only leak some of the semen. This is easily observed by poking a needle hole in the tip of a condom and then masturbating to ejaculation while wearing the condom and watching to see how much (or little) semen escapes.

There are none that are both safe and effective. I would avoid going down this road altogether, as most "home remedies" are myths. Check with your local drug store pharmacist or your doctor instead, spermicides are not all that expensive. One of the popular active ingredients in many spermicides is nonoxynol-9.

The chances of pregnancy are lower when using spermicide along with a condom, but there is still a risk of pregnancy if the condom breaks. It is recommended to take emergency contraception to reduce the risk of pregnancy in this situation.

Leaving enough space at the tip of the condom is important to prevent semen from leaking out the sides. If semen runs down the sides of the penis inside the condom, there is a risk of the condom slipping off or breaking during sex, increasing the risk of pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections. It's important to follow proper condom use guidelines to ensure effectiveness.

The family planning program in the Philippines aims to provide accessible and affordable family planning services to individuals and families. It includes education on contraception methods, counseling on family planning choices, and the distribution of contraceptives. Through this program, the government seeks to empower individuals to make informed decisions about their reproductive health, reduce unplanned pregnancies, and improve maternal and child health outcomes.

Men usually go throw a session in their life were they are very curious of what women do and usually want to give it a go which may involve taking the birth control pill. Also men think of a lot of random and weird dares for each other at the pub so this could be just male experimentation

There is ongoing research to develop a birth control pill for men, but currently, there is no equivalent to the contraceptive pill available for women. Some options being explored include hormone-based pills and non-hormonal methods like reversible inhibition of sperm under guidance (RISUG) or Vasalgel, but these are still in clinical trials.

1. Avoiding sex.

2. Using condoms or other barrier devices.

3. Using properly prescribed birth control devices (diaphragms, IUDs).

4. Using properly prescribed birth control medication.

5. Legally performed sterilization procedures (vasectomy, tubal ligation).

6. Legally obtained morning after pills, depending on the jurisdiction.

7. Legally performed abortion procedures, depending on the jurisdiction.

There is no lower limit on the age to take birth control in New York. You can get birth control at any age. Minors in New York have the explicit right to get birth control without parental consent. New York has a program to make sure that the costs of this care is covered. You can see your pediatrician, women's health care provider, or local family planning agency to access these services. The family planning agency will likely know about opportunities for you to get free or low-cost services as well.