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What's the best type of birth control I can't descide yet ??? and don't want to get pregnant for at least 3 years
The merina has been causing problems for a lot of women. Spermicide isn't exactly that effective used alone. I loved the nuvaring. You insert it and keep it in for 3 weeks, take it out for a week to get your period, then repeat. I was on it for 2 years.
Pull out method is a form of birth control its just not an effective method when used alone.
Well spermicide kills the sperm its like pesticide for bugs lol (may of not spelt that correctly sorry) the pull out method was proven to not work. They tell you in sex ed class and its just common sense really. Personally i dont want anything jab up my vagina or shots (terrified of needles) and i really dont want anything that will just cause more problemd. Im sticking with condoms. I cant take have the other things out there anyways because of allergies of mine but i was safe with condoms for four years, then we decided to try and conceive, so i think ill be okay lol talk to ur dr and ask for info on each. Its best to get as much info as possible before choosing one to make sure u choose the right one for you :)
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What is spermicide ??? I was doing the pull out method too but I really do want to get pregnant for awhile
What is spermicide ??? I was doing the pull out method too but I really do want to get pregnant for awhile
I was looking around the net. Planned parenthood website gives you a list of birth control available and details about them. Also i think there was a,questionnaire tp help uou decide which is best for you.
I'm going to be using spermicide with natural family planning and the pull out method.
Mirena iud can last for 5 years but you can have it removed sooner if you want to get pregnant
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