Birth control pills, transdermal patches and intrauterine devices All need prescriptions. Male condoms and sponges don't need a prescription. All methods are inserted in the vagina.
Birth control pills, transdermal patches and intrauterine devices All need prescriptions. Male condoms and sponges don't need a prescription. All methods are inserted in the vagina.
Birth control pills, transdermal patches and intrauterine devices All need prescriptions. Male condoms and sponges don't need a prescription. All methods are inserted in the vagina.
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1.) Name: No Method
It doesnt need a prescription No advantages No disadvantage but you might get pregnant. Nothing 2. ) Name: Birth Control Pill Needs prescription Can be taken by healthy. Non- smoking woman No protection against STIs such as HIV Its 91- 99.7% effective 3.) Name: Transdermal Patch Needs a prescription 91- 99.7% effective May be less effective for woman who weighs more than 198 pounds. You dont have to wear a patch on week 4. 4.) Name: Contraceptive Ring Needs prescription Regulates periods May cause vagina irritation Stays in the Vagina for 21 days. 5.) Name: Injection Method Needs prescription Each injection lasts for 12 weeks. Side effects can last up to six to eight months after the last injection. Stops ovulation 6.) Name: Intrauterine Device Needs prescription Can be inserted six weeks after giving birth Increases the risk of pelvic inflammatory disease. May also prevent ovulation 7.) Male Condom Needs prescription No need to see a doctor Can only be used once
e. Can be used with other birth control methods to increase
effectiveness. a. 8.) female Condom b. Needs prescription. c. 79 to 95% effective d. Can only be used once e. Male penis goes inside the female condom during sex. a. 9.) Sponge b. Needs prescription c. Non- Latex d. Cannot be used during menstrual period. e. Helps prevent the sperm from reaching the cervix. a. 10.) Spermicides b. Needs prescriptions c. No need to see a doctor or a health care. d. May cause skin irritation, which could make it easier to get an STI or HIV if exposed. e. All methods are inserted in the vagina. a. 11.) Abstinence. b. Needs prescription c. 100% effective in preventing pregnancy. d. May need to confront the pressure from friends and partner. e. Decision to not have anal, oral or vaginal sex. a. 12.) Sterilization b. Needs prescription c. Can be used anytime d. No protection from STIs including HIV e. None a. 13.) Withdrawal b. Needs prescription c. No used chemicals or hormones. d. May be some sperm in the pre-Ejaculate e. Penis is withdrawn or removed from the vagina before ejaculation.