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Note: Information provided on this page is for reference only, please seek medical assistance when in doubt
Is my guy pulling it out a reliable method of birth control?
No, pulling out or last moment withdrawal method, is not at all reliable and most effective
way to prevent pregnancy and it offers zero protection against sexually transmitted diseases.
Failure rate for pulling out method is about 18%, while with perfect use that of the pill and
condoms is 1% and 2% respectively. Moreover pre-ejaculate also contains sperm, and the same
can be released into your vagina before he pulls out.
Are IUDs the most effective form of birth control?
Despite the myths, IUDs are just as effective and safe for women who have never had kids before.
How my Cervix does feel like?
Your cervix normally feels like the tip of your nose.
I forgot to replace my ring or patch on the right day, should I use backup?
While the clinical trials have shown that you may have one or two days of leeway, the safest
course of action is to use a backup method of birth control for seven days if you're more than
a day late replacing your patch or ring. In case you already had unprotected sex use of emergency
contraception is advisable
What should I do if the condom breaks or slips off inside me?
Take emergency contraception within 72 hours after intercourse to prevent unwanted pregnancy,
check and remove any broken pieces of condom inside you with your fingers and washout your vagina
with cold or lukewarm water. Lastly consult your doctor within a week to test for any STI
(sexually transmitted infection) if you feel at risk.
I got yeast infection while using ring or an IUD, should I remove it?
Most of the Intra-vaginal medications that are used for treatment in yeast infection do not interact
with the ring or IUD. If you're using a vaginal ring like NuvaRing, you need not take it out.
Please inform your doctor about “The Ring” or an IUD before he prescribes you medicine for treatment
of yeast
Can my partner feel "The Ring" or an IUD during intercourse?
Mostly your partner will never feel and tell that a woman has a NuvaRing inside her. However
sometimes this can be felt by a man with his fingers deep inside during foreplay or manual
stimulation.
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