Introduction
When you consider the fertile period of humans is relatively
short, infact it's limited to the 24 to 36 hours after ovulation.
If 100 normal couples have frequent intercourse, 25% of the
couples will conceive the first month, 19% the second, 14% the
third, and over the remainder of the year all but four to seven
couples will conceive. Therefore if conception is not desired,
it is recommended that some method be used to prevent pregnancy.
Wanna know how?
To
make life easier we decided to list each type of birth control
method seperately. Simply click on the link you want to follow
to find out more:
Hormonal
Methods
Barrier
Methods
Surgical
Methods
IUD's
Natural
Methods
Emergency
Contraception
Disclaimer
Clitical does not promote one method
of birth control over another. This is merely an informational
section with guidelines you should consider before choosing
the best possible birth control for you and your partner to
follow. It is important to see your physician when using some
birth control methods and when any problems arise with any of
the discussed methods that can be found below.
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