Male Contraception
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Pulling Out Method
Coitus interruptus is most commonly among inexperienced teenagers, and widely believed to be a factor in the ever growing number of teenage pregnancies. Obviously all unprotected sex can transmit STDs, but penile withdrawal can nevertheless reduce the chances of pregnancy.Reproductive health professionals usually warn pre-ejaculate can carry live sperm and lead to pregnancy. Male self-control is also an issue. However, controversial researchindicates withdrawal only has a four percent failure rate if practiced correctly. The research also indicates the commonly held belief that mobile sperm are present in pre-ejaculate is false. Opinions are sharply divided on this method, but in any case withdrawal should be used only as last-resort contraception.
Condoms
Whether one loves or hates them, few can question the effectiveness of condoms in preventing both pregnancy and disease. Studies show only two of every 100 sexually active couples who use condoms on a regular basis experience unwanted pregnancy. As far as male contraception is concerned, using a condom is the most effective method that doesn’t require expensive medical procedures.They also are invaluable in preventing diseases such as HIV. Especially when engaging in sexual activity with a partner whose history is uncertain, a condom is the only genuinely safe option for male contraception.
Vasectomy
If one is certain of a decision not to have any children, this permanent method of birth control achieves complete male sterility. The vas deferens is cut, clamped, or sealed, ensuring that no sperm can mix with the rest of the ejaculate. This renders a man effectively sterile once lingering sperm have been flushed from his system.Male Contraceptive Hormones
The above are the most commonly used male contraceptive methods, but a male birth control pill or other hormonal contraceptive may soon be an available option. The demand is high and pharmaceutical companies have been pouring millions into research for quite a few years. Will science help ease overpopulation and decrease the number of unwanted children? Only time will tell.Related Guys Contracepted, Condoms Birth Control Tips Post
I used condom protection and everything but I'm still paranoid that the girl could get pregnant. Should I get the Morning After Plan B pills or the new Ella backup pill for my girl to take?
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I saw an interesting twist pointed out regarding this. A few people seem to feel this might deter situations in which women attempt to trap men by becoming pregnant while pretending to be using birth control. Personally, I think of it as a win / win situation all around. I was just posting about this:
ReplyDelete"Despite assurances of safety, the problems women have had with hormone therapy, have raised questions concerning safety of male birth control options / pills as of yet..."
Penile withdrawal, when done properly..IS an effective method for birth control
ReplyDeleteThere are studies showing this, however they are not shown.
the problem with penile withdrawal is that it does not offer protection against STD's (that you should take really serious nowadays) so that leaves us with the old condom to use
As I always say, you can never have to much protection
ReplyDeleteUnwanted Pregnancy is a pregnancy that pregnant woman or girl decides, of her own free will, is undesiredunwanted pregnancy
ReplyDeleteToday, there are many options that are available for Birth Control. From abstinence to sterilization, alteration hold methods also include barrier devices like condoms and hormonal choices. But the Condoms are the best and easiest way for avoiding unwanted pregnancy.
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