Different Kinds of Contraceptive Methods

Idalia

Oh, to answer the question, these are what I've tried so far: Pills and Condom.
BTW, some of my friends use a female condom. Anyone tried it? How was it?

Halia

I've tried it twice but the feeling wasn't that appealing. Weird at first I guess, but not a fan.

Fanny

Same here Halia, bloody not a fan! IMHO, pills are the best as "nothing" beats the real thing. #naughty

Edda

Just wanting to share about the BIRTH CONTROL PATCH

Birth Control Patch at a Glance

A small patch that sticks to your skin to prevent pregnancy
Safe, effective, and convenient
Easy to get with a prescription
Costs about $15–$80 a month
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Here are some of the most common questions we hear women ask about the birth control patch. We hope you find the answers helpful.




From: http://www.plannedparenthood.org/hea...-evra-4240.htm

Abana

Are those birth control patches proven effective?

Idalia

Really? Well, I guess it's much more convenient to be used by the guys, right? Well, let's leave the condom to them! Haha!

Dalinda

I guess. I mean it works with some of my pals. But I feel like I'm not truly confident with it so I prefer pills above all.

Idalia

But they say even with pills, the safety isn't 100% as there will still be a chance of getting pregnant. Ligation then is the solution but I'm too early for this kind of option.

Cadelaria

Yes, and all artificial contraceptive methods happen to have only 99% efficacy so there's still a chance of getting pregnant. You only get 100% surety of not getting pregnant if you are ligated or your hubby/partner underwent vasectomy.

Adalira

Another way is to breastfeed. Most moms who do have lesser chances of getting pregnant.