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Comprehensive Guide to Contraception Methods for Safe and Effective Birth Control

Explore various contraception methods to prevent pregnancy, evaluate effectiveness, and understand considerations like STD protection and side effects. Learn about myths and facts related to contraception.

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Comprehensive Guide to Contraception Methods for Safe and Effective Birth Control

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  1. Methods of Contraception

  2. No physical side effects Can be used anytime Nothing to purchase Ideal for young people not yet involved in a mature relationship *Requires commitment & self-control THE ONLY 100% EFFECTIVE METHOD Abstinence

  3. Continuous protection against pregnancy Reversible Also treats PMDD symptoms *must remember to take daily *not suitable for all; possible side effects *does not protect against STDs 97%-99% effective if used correctly & consistently Birth Control Pill

  4. Continuous protection against pregnancy for up to 5 years Reversible, nothing to remember *expensive, minor surgery required, no protection against STDs 99%+ effective Norplant

  5. 99%+ effective Continuous protection against pregnancy for 3 months Cessation of menstruation for over 50% of women *doctor must inject every 3 months, non-reversible until effects wear off, return to fertility is not easy, no protection against STDs Depo-Provera

  6. PERMANENT PROCEDURE Requires surgery Intended for older adults who are definite & secure in their choice to not have children 99%+ effective Vasectomy/Tubal Ligation

  7. 97% effective Continuous protection against pregnancy for up to 10 years Reversible *not suitable for all *increased risk of PID *no protection against STDs Intrauterine Device (IUD)

  8. 88%-98% effective if used correctly & consistently Excellent protection against STDs Inexpensive, available OTC *may break if used incorrectly, may interfere foreplay Male Condom

  9. Safe Available OTC Good protection against STDs May be inserted hours prior to intercourse *may be difficult to insert *may become dislodged *expensive *may interfere with foreplay 79%-95% effective if used correctly & consistently Female Condom

  10. Available OTC *must be used with spermicides *requires fitting by doctor *maybe difficult to insert *no STD protection 82%-95% effective if used correctly & consistently Diaphragm or Cervical Cap

  11. 72%-97% effective if used correctly & consistently Available OTC *timing is key, must insert close to intercourse *limited STD protection Contraceptive Foams, Films

  12. Nothing to purchase, available as last resort, better than nothing Dependent on male partner Requires commitment & great control Does not protect against STDs, may affect pleasure Effectiveness is highly dependent on user Withdrawal :/

  13. Permitted by some religions that prohibit the use of other methods Requires commitment No intercourse for much of menstrual cycle 80%-99% effective if combined with calandar, basal temp, & cervical mucous methods Natural Family Planning

  14. No method= 15% effectiveness= 85% chance of pregnancy :O

  15. Common Misconceptions - Myth • A Female Can't Get Pregnant the First Time • Douching, Showering, or Bathing Can Prevent Pregnancy • A Female Can't Get Pregnant if the Male "Pulls Out" Before He Ejaculates • A Female Can't Get Pregnant if She Has Sex During Her Period • Birth Control Pills Cause Cancer • Use Saran Wrap (or a Balloon) if You Can't Find a Condom • Having Sex Standing Up Works as a Contraceptive • A Woman is More Protected, the Tighter a Condom Fits Her Partner

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