1. contaceptives
... relying on fertility awareness (natural birth control) for contraception. -- Protection against those STD's that affect the cervix and upper reproductive tract (cervical wart virus, gonorrhoea and chlamydia) -- Sex during menstruation. Disadvantages: -- They must be fitted by someone trained to do so. -- Not suited for everyone -- Some women have problems with inserting the diaphragm -- Irritation ... after unprotected intercourse. -- good chance of preventing an unwanted pregnancy after contraceptive failure or rape. Disadvantages: -- Only a doctor can prescribe emergency contraceptive ...
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