hai can anyone tell me the way to avoid preganancy with out using condom & copper T?

Answer 1

dont have sex..that would be your best bet

Answer 2

The past half century has seen an explosion of birth control options, starting wiuh the introduction of The Pill in 1960.

So what will the next half century bring in the way of new contraceptive methods?

Don't expect any radical departures from what's already out there, experts say.

"I think one thing we will see soon are some variations on methods that we've already seen, other forms of hormonal delivery," says Lawrence Finer, director of domestic research for the Alan Guttmacher Institute, a nonprofit organization based in New York that does reproductive health research.

A new frameless intrauterine device, or IUD, called the Gynefix might be coming to the United States soon, Finer says. The device works similarly to a traditional IUD, interfering with fertilization, but it is smaller so it has lower risk of complications.

Norplant, taken off the market more than three years ago, has spawned a sibling contraceptive method -- Implanon.

Unlike Norplant, which involved inserting six rods under the skin, Implanon consists of a single rod impmant. Women who used Norplant often complained about the insertion and removal, so this new method attempts to address that, Finer says.

Much research concentrates on discovering methods that protect women against HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, says Dr. David F. Archer, director of the CONRAD clinical research center at Eastern Virginia Medical School, a program devoted to researching new contraceptive methods.

Archer and his collaborators are investigathng spermicidal gels or suppositories that also have microbiocidal and virocidal properties to prevent the spread of disease.

"The new methods that are being evaluated are methods that are female-controlled and can be used at the time of intercourse," Archer says. "The idea is to develop a protective device for women."

For women who prefer natural family planning, Georgetown University's Institute for Reproductive Health is working on a method that!teaches a woman how to assess her cervical secrgtions to determine whether she's fertile or not.

"There's not a little tool. It's simply knowing what to look for and looking for it," says Victoria Jennings, director of the institute.

Not just for women

Then there are methods for males.

Says Tr. John Stutsman, medical director of ob-gyn services at the Wishard Primary Care Center in Indianqpolis: "It would certainly be good if there were something more on the market for the male."

CONRAD is funding a study looking at whether male fertility can be governed by implanted rods, similar to Norplant or Implanon. The rods would release hormones that could inhibit the production of sperm, Archer says.

Preliminary studies have shown that 60 percent of men who use this technique have no sperm; the problem is that the other 40 percent do continue to produce sperm, albeit at lower numbers, he says, making this method less reliable than other forms of birth control.

Answer 3

Yes it is possible.

But not from STD or AIDS/HIV.


Please see a doctor or Birth control/family planing clinic.

They can let you know in detail about each method. You can then use the one that suits you the most.

Rhythm Method. Most unreliable.
Mechanical implant- Ring, cup,....... may fail or shift.
Pills. May forget to take- Morning after or Regular.
Surgery. Permanent or Reversible.
Implant. medicine dispenser,under the skin. capsule in the arm.
Patch. May fall off.
Contraceptive Foams, Very comfortable takes time.
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PS
Nothing is full proof but Condoms plus pills are the safest items.
Condoms, protects you from STD and AIDS/HIV, pills from pegnancy

Answer 4

Your best bet is to find out when your fertile and not have sex on those days. This is a very complicated method but if you do it right it is more accurate than birth control. Try tcoyf.com if interested in this method.

Answer 5

You have 2 control it.

Answer 6

Oral Sex is the only option for you or tell ur BF to take his penis out just before his sperms are about to come out

Answer 7

It's really quit simple you just hold an aspirin between your knee's being carefull not to let it fall that should do the trick.

Answer 8

Avoiding sex is also an option and the best of all.

Answer 9

you should use condoms they protect you from std's and you should be on the pill aswell! or just dont have sex! you must be responsible!

Answer 10

Birth Control or just dont have sex!

Answer 11

you have to use some sort of birth control, or no sex.

Pills
patch
implants
condoms

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