Pls tell me a safe & highly effective birth control method? Any electronic device is availble for it?
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Sure, but it takes a lot of AA batteries.
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The "Today" sponge is the best around because it can be inserted 12-24 hours before intercourse.  It must be kept in six hours afterward to be completely effective. Get the sponge wet before inserting. \n\n8-32% of women will get pregnant using this form of birth control and those who've had a vaginal birth already, are even more likely to get pregnant using this method.\n\nThis sponge was taken off the market in 1983 due to plant water contamination. The FDA approved in 2003 to be sold again.\n\n"Elaine Venice" of Seinfeld swore by this method.
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I assume it's DeproVera, which is very effective.  Also, because she was on her period, the chances fall even further to probably almost 0%.  But, no matter how safe you are, there is still an itty bitty chance.  Good job on using condoms and a contraceptive, though.
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There's a book called the Art of Natural Family Planning.  I think that's what it is called.  But it teaches how to tell when a woman is ovulating from taking her temperature, and other signs to look for to know the fertile times. It's a great method.  I did not enjoy the pill.  I was moody all the time and I didn't know what was going on with my body. This other method is great.  I know what is going on in my body.  There's more control.  Don't do anything permanent.  SOmeday you might want kids.
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Assuming that you are sexually active and don't want children, use birth control.  Talk to your doctor about birth control pills, patches, or shots.  Or you could just use condoms.
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the only 100% positive birth control...is for her to do the "BIG GULP".....no way to get prego that way!!!!!!!!!
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OMG ... those things are still in use? I thought this birth control method was obsolete! 3 months is average if my memory serves correctly. Listen to your body; if you start feeling overly tired or are experiencing unusual cramping, go back to whoever inserted it and get it removed.\n\nIUDS have been attributed to infertility problems and uterine hemorrhage. Please consider another birth control method for your health and safety.
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Birth control pills affect every woman differently, and they can be tricky at first to  take. In order for them to be the MOST effective, you need to take them at the same time everyday, and don't miss any days. You usually have to try 3 or more to find the right dosage and hormone match for you. \n\nHowever, there are more options to birth control than just the pill. I'm sure you've heard of most of these, but here is a short list to refresh your memory so you can ask your gyno about them:\n* the patch (I love it)\n* the Nuva-Ring\n*diaphragm\n*depo-provera injection (once every 12 weeks)       \n*IUD \n*condoms\n*female condoms\n*spermacide\n*and a few other things that are not so popular \n\nThe best thing to do really is to chat with a gyno that you are comfortable with and let her give you her top choices for options. \n\nKudos to you for being responsible for your sexual health!!
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Not likely but possible.  If you are trying to avoid pregnancy, use birth control every time to be sure.
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The best way is to make birth control readily available and teach everyone how to use it. It's too late once they're already pregnant.\n\nEdit: You may think that everyone knows about birth control, but they don't. More than half of all abortions are performed on women who were actively using birth control during the month of conception, but clearly using it incorrectly. How about the other half? They didn't have access to it. If everyone had access to birth control and knew how to use it, there wouldn't be abortions, at least not at the rates we have now.
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as some people suggested, abstinence is the only way to avoid all risk of getting pregnant.  However, if that is not an option you want to take, there are alternatives that work very well if you use your head.\n\nCondoms are always highly recommended.  They have a good success rate of preventing pregnancy and STDs.  Even if you take a pill or some other form, you should still use condoms!  They are going to prevent STD which pills, etc can not do.\n\nHere's the deal - \nPills:  you have to take every day at approx the same time.  if you miss one or two it is not going to make you extremely fertile but the risk of getting pregnant does increase.  this can also cause weight gain and your body will take time to adjust to it (several months).  benefits can include very well timed periods, with flow & length of time decreasing the longer you are on the pill.  Also, studies show that risk of ovarian cancer decreases if you are on the pill for 5 yrs or more.  Ortho tricyclen also helps with breakouts.  if you do decide you want to get pregnant, you may have difficulty until you have been off the pill for several months.\n\nShots:\nCan make your period stop altogether after some time.  This (in my opinion) is good and bad.  good b/c no period, bad b/c that's what gives you the hint that you could be pregnant.  Also, weight gain is more of an issue on this.   You only get it every 3 months but have to go to the doctor.\n\nPatch-\nyou can wear it in one of about 4 places, change once a week for three weeks and then nothing the 4th week.  I haven't heard the best reviews about this and imagine that it would be like wearing a bandaid for a week.  can cause rash in the area of application.\n\nI haven't tried the ring or those other internal options.  best thing would be for you to talk over it with a doctor (you'll have to anyhow for a prescription).  think about what would work best for your life.  can you remember a pill everyday?  maybe you don't want a period at all?  is the risk of weight gain worth it?  also note that there is some interaction with antibiotics that will decrease the effectiveness of birthcontrol.
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You need to find what will work best for you and your lifestyle. \nYou can get free contraceptives through your local family planning center.
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The best way to regulate cycles is The Pill.  Talk to you GYN about your options!
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okay the whole birth control is wrong argument is lame. It is like saying, dont wear a seatbelt its stupid, if you dont want to die, dont drive, god will decide if you are to die. Anyway, I use several birth control methods, hormonal, spermicide and a good old condom. I use the nuva ring, which is great because it is inserted into the vagina and releases a constant stream of hormones for 3 weeks until you take it out. It is nice because with the pill, it has to be taken at the same time daily in order to maintain consistant coverage. I also use the vaginal foam, which helps kill the spem in case of accidental condom breakage. But no method is 100% If you are having sex there is always the risk of becoming pregnant.\n\nAnd FYI, birth control doesnt KILL a fertilized baby, it prevents the act of fertilization from occuring by having hormones that dont allow for a "fertilizable egg" to be produced, or preventing sperm from fertilizing an egg by either killing them with spermicide or blocking them from coming into contact with an egg.\n\nHonestly, are some of you for real?!?!?!?
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IUD, birth control pills, birth control patch, sponge, diaphragm, tubes tied, etc. See a doctor to see what method works best for you.
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I would say you are safe this time - but this would be a good time for you to start using dependable birth control every single time you have sex. And - she should go visit Planned Parenthood and have an exam.
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lol..the only birth control that is 100% effective is castration and hysterectomies!\n\n:-)