how to avoid pregnancy? withdrawal is the safest when sex?
541377
hay withdrawal can be safe at sometimes its more like 40% effective but when using a condom its more effective, its at least 80% because it can get damaged and then when you think its all safe and OK because there is a condom you then leave it in and when you're finished you can then see that the condom is damage, so for me i think withdrawal is maybe more effective for Lot of people, not scientifically but it is more effective personally because you are sure it came out before...lol but to avoid pregnancy the contraceptive pills are best its 99.9% effective. The only 100% effective way in avoiding sex is not having sex...although the virgin Mary got pregnant!!! so its withdrawal...yeah it avoids pregnancy but not transmitted disease..
1162874
Nothing is 100% effective in preventing pregnancy except for abstinence and total hysterectomy.  Condoms are between 85-95% effective at preventing pregnancy, so it is still possibly.  Her best bet is to wait at least two weeks after a missed period, and see her doctor for a blood pregnancy test as this is the most accurate way of testing.
917062
The best option is to research your options. The best site would be plannedparenthood.com. \nIf you are looking to become pregnant in the next year I would reccomend condoms + spermacide/foam.\nIf you are willing to wait longer than one year I would recomend speaking with your gyn and asking him/her about your options for perscription birth control.\nIf you are on the pill/patch/ring, you should wait at least 3 months after quiting the method before becoming pregnant, due to the effect that these methods have on your uterine lining (they make it decrease each month, so you need some time to build it back up).
264311
Sex by hand is the safest sex there is. With some lady's you take your chances an hope for the best.
131770
The absolutely BEST way to prevent STD contraction is 100% foolproof.  It's called ABSTINENCE.  Don't have sex before marriage, so when you get married, if neither you nor your spouse have had sex, it'll be IMPOSSIBLE to contract an STD.
668480
Please don't do it. If you're contemplating doing this in order to prevent pregnancy then I would suggest a less drastic method. There are a myriad of long term complications that can result from such a procedure. Talk to your doctor and he can advise you of the risks.
1022740
Birth control pills are fine, but in our experience they can lend to severe mood swings.\n\nBecause we believe we should not conceive any more children (but may adopt), I had a vasectomy (or male sterilization).  I was uncomfortable for about a week and then back to normal.  The urologist told us that it takes about 20 ejaculations to clear live sperm out of the man's system, so we still used protection until then.  To make sure, go to a urologist to have yourself tested before not using any form of birth control.\n\nCheck out the article below for more info.
431863
1) use condoms\n2) or, don't have intercourse\n3) and don't do intravenous drugs with junkies -- don't share needles\n4) and have some of your own blood stored in a hospital (ask your doctor) in case you need a transfusion (if you're in a car accident or if you're really sick)\n5) also I'd advise not to get drunk and have sex because you might forget to be careful re the condoms and before having sex with a brand new person, get that person tested. You do the same to reassure him/her.
467282
If you don't want to wear a condom, only have sex in a long term committed relationship in which both of you have been tested and you are 100% positive that she isn't cheating and that she is also on the pill.\n\nOtherwise, abstinence is always 100% fool-proof.\n\nIf you don't like either of these options, there are extra sensitive condoms out there.  They are thin to give you that added feeling but protect too.  Check out the web or go browsing the aisles (an adult shop has a lot of varieties) for different options.
684727
Abstinence for one thing.. Rhythm method is supposed to be a good way according to my Professors here at college. The rhythm method is timing your cycles so that you are aware exactly of the days you are able to conceive.. Those are the days, of course you wouldn't be having sex. It is about 14 days or 2 wks after your last period.. be absolutely sure that you don't have sex at the time. I would actually suggest 12 days after your period up to the 21 day mark. You will be more than happy with this type of rhythm. You can stay sex free for 9 days out of the month!! It works. Here is a site from Webmd.. about it.
259326
Keep your legs closed! NO offense! But, if you feel the need...educate yourself first. Condoms and birthconrol. Make sure your doing IT for the right reasons!
987482
First: use a condom\nSecond: use bed linen protection!\nThird: Don't assume you will not get pregnant, if your next cycle is meant to be a short one, you might be ovulating and still have your period!\n\nOther than that, if you and your partner are both ok, than go for it (you might actually enjoy the extra lubrication!)
281249
Your question is very confusing.  If you stop taking the pill or do not start your next pack on time, you will not be protected from pregnancy.  It is best to take your pill at the same time every day.\n\nMaybe you can clarify your question and I can be of more assistance?
578623
Of course there is a chance of pregnancy.  Sperm can travel down into the vagina.  Remember, it is liquid.  Don't think because you have anal sex she can't get pregnant.  When you pull out, there is always sperm left on you and it only takes one little drop to fall in the wrong place.  FYI. Anal sex is very dangerous.  there is fine tissue in the rectum that can get torn, infected etc.  It can be worse than preganancy.  Wear a condom and have sex the normal way
569801
No condoms aren't the safest alternative, abstinence is. If you don't have sex, you can't get STD's or anyone pregnant. However, if you're going to have sex, please please please wear a condom, always! \n\nAnd wear it the first time you put it in..none of that let's wait till I'm ready crap..you can get seriously sick that way.
435705
How do you define "safe"?  Are you talking about STDs?  \n\nAre you talking about pregnancy?  There is a slight chance that you could get someone pregnant by having intercourse while she is on her period.  Sperm can survive for days in the vagina.  There is a miniscule chance that the sperm could survive long enough to impregnate her.  Pretty small odds though.
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Preventing pregnancy means that you are stopping the sperm from coming in contact with the egg by either a barrier (like a sponge, IUD or condom) or by hormonal manipulation (the pill.)\n\nPreventing STIs means keeping the viruses/bacteria from your partner from entering your system...the best way to do that is a barrier between the partner's skin and yours...a condom.