is there other contraceptives other than condom and birth control pills????

Question

i dont like drinking pills..

Answer 1

Yes, discuss it with your doctor.

Answer 2

LOTS OF OTHERS AVAILABLE!!!

Methods of Contraception:

Behavioral :
Abstinence
Fertility Awareness
The Ovulation Testing Pack
The Rhythm Method
Coitus Interruptus (Withdrawal)
Douching*

Barrier:
Condoms
The Female Condom
Dental Dams
Diaphragms & Cervical Caps

Hormonal:
The Pill - Combined Pill- Mini-pill, the progestogen only Pill (POP)
Norplant® (implant)
Implanon® (implant)
Injection - Depo-Provera ®- Noristerat®

Other:
IUDs (Intrauterine Devices)
Intrauterine System (IUS)

Spermicidal:
Creams & Jellies
Film
Foam
Sponge
Suppositories/Peccaries

Emergency Contraception:
The Morning After Pill
IUD (Intrauterine Device)
Spermicide

Permanent Methods (sterilization):
Tubal Ligation in Women
Vasectomy in Males


NOW, for the bigger issue, if you had to ask this question, your probably WAY to young to even be thinking about having sex!!

Answer 3

There are suppositories, female condoms, vaginal contraceptive film and the today sponge all available over the counter. You can use a diaphragm or the birth control patch or the nuva ring. The depo shot is out there that is not something I would ever recommend.

Answer 4

patches inserts and of course the most COMMON form of birth control in america (because it's covered by health insurance) unreversible sterilization. my suggestion? go with condom unless in a multi year (5-10 year not 2) relationship and in that case go to your doctor (or planned parenthood) and talk to a health care proffesional. condoms are the _only_ birth control method you should use that give you a good chance of avoiding a sexually transmited disease. birth control is just part of the deal. personally? i would go with the condoms AND birth control. 10 seconds of annoyance with a pill versus a lot of time with pills (in the case of an STD) or a lot of pain in dealing with an unplanned pregnancy.
heck see a health care proffesional about all your options. there are a LOT more of them now a days.

Answer 5

Definitely, you can use vaginal contraceptives, IUD's, Diaphragms. Best thing you can do is get as much information on all of them before you decide what is best for you. The following website is a good resource, check it out... www.teenwire.com

Answer 6

yes there are but they do not allow spontinaety .
The Dutch Cap is a device you insert over the uterus as well as using a spermicide.
I.U.D Intra Uterine device ( Not recommended)
There is the sub dermal rod (implant)that is placed under the skin on th arm and is very good. But you need to consult with your doctor about it

Answer 7

Theres the IUD. Its an implantable device that blocks semen from entering the fallopian tubes. I dont have one, but 2 of my sisters do. They have worked so far. YOu can find more info on the net by typing in iud in the search engine

Answer 8

Yes there are lots, look up family planning, or and contraception's,BUT those who have sex today whit out a condom are playing Russian rule-let

Answer 9

um drinking pills? anyway, there is a shot that you get every 3 months, there is a patch that you replace every week. whatever is more convienent with you should be directed to your dr.