I'm getting married in less than a month and I'm allergic to latex condoms... so I'm thinking about trying polyurethane condoms... but I don't know too much about them. I have read up on them online but I was curious to see if anyone could give me first hand advice on them or had useful info on them that isn't in the blurbs on condom buying websites..
I did find this statistic "Over six months, couples using polyurethane condoms had a 9% chance of getting pregnant. Those using latex condoms had a 5.4% pregnancy risk."...
Being that I'm allergic to latex, have less than a month before I need the birth control method to kick in (the pill wouldn't work..), and I'm a little hesitant to use more non-natural methods (like the shot or something) because I do want to have kids later in life and I wouldn't want it to mess anything up somehow (my sister had 15 miscarriages and mother 3 so I already will be working against genetics when the time comes.) does this seem like the best option?
2006-08-10
21:13:11
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sputnixx
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Just bone desnity loss? oh man... I don't know if I could afford that! My bones are VERY thin and fragile to begin with.. My wedding ring is a size 3½.. ha. I'll ask my doctor about it... The fact that it hasn't been around too too long makes me a little nervous.. cause we don't yet know if there are lasting side effects of that sort of thing.. like in the older years.. etc. I'm trying to go more natural if possible but i'll check it out.
Anyone else?
2006-08-10
23:12:03 ·
update #1