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How to make not to get pregnant after having a sex??
Congratulation to hear such that great news from u. Thank u so much for yr advice.
Pre-*** is the same as Pre-c(u)m they just block out the word c u m. And planned parent hood is in the united states if not go to your doctor and talk to the about birthcontrol. And no it can not hurt you in the future I took it since I was fifteen stopped at 19 and now I'm healthy and pregnant.
What is the difference of PRE-*** and PRE-C(u)m?? Is planned parent hood is situated in any hospital of every country or how can i find to get through?? I wonder is cheap birth control can harm me in future??
Yes a condom can prevent pregnancy if used properly. It's not 100% accurate but it works I think 89% or 98% or the time. One of the two. And the pull out method DOES NOT work because of PRE-*** which has sperm in it and can get you pregnant. Too many people try the "pull out method" and fail miserably. So either get on birth control or use a condom or better yet both. You can go to a planned parent hood and they can help you chose a cheap birth control for you.
So u mean Condom can prevent from pregnancy?? May i know the method DOES NOT WORK in details??
If you had unprotected sex already, the only way to prevent a possible pregnancy (besides trusting in luck) is for the woman to take Plan B (I don't know where you are -- it's called Plan B in the United States). But even it does not work if you do take it right away (within a max of 72 hours after the sex). If the sex was longer ago than that, and if you are not in the U.S., all you can do is wait and see if you are pregnant.
Use a condom properly, pull out method DOES NOT WORK. Also make sure the girl is on birth control. Or just don't have sex, try oral sex.
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