Why bother? Use your tongue.
2006-09-11 02:31:14
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answer #1
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answered by Motu P 2
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The diaphragm is a barrier method of contraception. It is a small soft rubber dome with a flexible rubber 'O'-ring molded into the edge which the user fills with a spermicide (sperm killer) before placing it in the vagina to wall off the cervix (the opening to the uterus), thus preventing sperm from entering. A diaphragm is very soft and flexible, and can be gently squeezed from its normal circular shape into a thin 'melon-slice' shape for easy insertion. When fully inserted, the rim of this flexible cup (made of latex or medical silicone) sits an inch or so behind the pubic bone, and the rest of the rubber ring then naturally expands into a soft elliptical shape and settles against the front wall of the deepest part of the vagina, surrounding the cervix. It is most effective when used in tandem with spermicide, but if used alone, it is far more effective than spermicide alone. The spermicide should be applied just before insertion, and should be applied to the centre of the dome (which contacts the opening of the cervix) and around the contact surface of the rim.
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2006-09-09 02:36:08
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answer #2
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answered by Anonymous
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their are many birth control options
but everything in life has some side affects
pills, patches, shots, etc are all estrogen treatments that prevent a woman from conceiving, they all have some side effects, but form many women if they get the right dose, the side effects are small
condoms, diapragms, spermicide foams etc all work by blocking sperm from reaching the egg to fertilize
the side affects of these are that they are a hassle, they can reduce pleasure, its easy to get carried away and not use them
you need to look at all the options (a doctor can be a great help here) and decide what birth control is best for you and your wife
my advice is, don't wait to long to start trying to have children because you con't always know how fertile you will be
good luck
2006-09-09 02:34:37
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answered by enginerd 6
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The birth control pill has been wonderful for me. Yes, there can be side effects, but many of the ones I've encountered have been good things (less cramps, clearer skin, a more regular cycle). If she sees her doctor regularly and keeps him or her informed of any side effects that she has, she will be just fine. I'd recommend that the TWO of you get an appointment together to discuss your options!
2006-09-09 03:02:35
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answered by Obi_San 6
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You would have to use some sort of birth control. If your wife went on the pill, there is still a 1 % chance of getting pregnant. You could still get pregnant even if you "pull out early". There is a pre-ejaculation that carries sperm too.
Sounds like condoms would be your best bet., even though they can develop holes.
If your wife gets pregnant, it meant you were to have children earlier than you wanted.
2006-09-09 02:31:59
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answer #5
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answered by Stephanie F 7
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There are birth control suppositories for women. They are called Encare. You have to plan about 10 minutes in advance though. While not 100% effective, it worked for me.
2006-09-09 02:40:47
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answered by melinda_rn2006 3
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You know it all! Just use the COndoms Durex Ultra Thin u dont even feel u wearing one, its hygine, safe and nice!
2006-09-09 02:43:51
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answered by Mozomo 2
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If u want 2 avoid birth.., u ought 2 use some kind if birth control........... either use condoms..,diaphgrams.., ask ur wife 2 place copper-t or something lyk that......... otherwise get ready for the babies.........
Gud Luck...............
2006-09-09 06:21:58
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answered by sugar babe 2
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todays or coper-t
2006-09-09 02:28:59
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answered by Anonymous
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