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Prevents pregnancy and is 99% effective at it if used correctly
-Can stop your period from happening
-Can reduce acne
Cons:
-Doesn't prevent stds
-If you forget to take it you can become pregnant
-Certain meds can make it less effective

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It's safe to use during breastfeeding
-It's easily carried
-It has no effect on your hormone levels
-It is immediately effective and reversable
-It doesn't require regular doctor visits

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Can be used during anal sex
-Make sure about an inch of condom is out of the vagina
-When removing twist the outer ring and pull out
-Do not flush

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The Birth control shot is a very effective method of birth control. Over the course  of one year fewer than 3 out of 100 typical couples who use the birth control shot every 3 months will have an accidental pregnancy.

Pros

can be used after a miscarriage or absorption. Reduces symptoms of endometriosis.

Needed on every 13 of 14 weeks

Cons

causes sight weight gain

often causes irregular spotting

may decrease levels of HDL("good") cholesterol.

You can get the shot taken at Depo-Provera. It costs about $33 to $75 per shot

The shot is more than 99 percent effective if it’s used correctly.

After you stop using the shot it can take some time t to get pregnant.

A couple could talk about BC methods by knowing each other better. To have the guts to talk about it. Do research and make sure it's safe to d together.

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 It only last up to 12 years. It's has a 99% effectiveness and it helps reduce period pain. It's also reversible. 

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Some cases of HPV cause genital warts, which are NOT to be confused with penis pimples.

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1.you grab thee tip of the condom to make sure there is no bubbles then you slip the condom down your penis.
2. cons:it works 97% of the time,you could mess up on taking of the condom,you could mess up on putting the condom on
pros:at least you have a condom, you could hope that 97% works ,you might not get her pregnant.
3.you can buy a condom at a drug store or on online. it will only cost up to two dollars.
4.when you buy a condom you have more than one so you can have more.
5.they might have to talk about having kids.the girl will have to talk to the guy about if he has used a condom before?or does he know how to use it.

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How it works:
The birth control pill is a pill taken daily by a woman that contains hormones that prevent menstruation. This means that the egg is not in the uterus to be fertilized by the sperm during intercourse.
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Pros:
-Prevents pregnancy and is 99% effective at it if used correctly
-Can stop your period from happening
-Can reduce acne
Cons:
-Doesn't prevent stds
-If you forget to take it you can become pregnant
-Certain meds can make it less effective
-Can lower sexual desire
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Where to get it:
People can get the birth control pill as a prescription from their doctor.
Price:
The price can be different for different people depending on whether or not you have health insurance or medicaid. It can be up to $50.
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Facts:
-Has been around for over 50 years
-There are different types of birth control pill that can be taken differently and have different side effects.
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How to use it and the methods: The Diaphragm is a shallow, bendable cup that you put inside the vagina. It covers the Cervix. It may take some practice to insert it but if you read the directions its pretty straight forward.

Pros and Cons of the diaphragm
Cons
- You have to Put it in for every sexual encounter
-Spermicidal agents may be messy.
-It may need to be resized following a pregnancy.
pros
-A Diaphragm can fit in you pocket or bag.
-Diaphragms last a long time. other barriers such as condoms and sponges are a "one time use" but the diaphragm lasts 2 years.

Where can you get a Diaphragm and how much do they cost.
You can get one from a pharmacy or drugstore they cost $0-$250.

Other information
The diaphragm can protect you from getting pregnant by 88% that means 12 out of 100 people get pregnant every year.

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how does you bc method work? simply put the condom on it is made out of a thin plastic called latex

what are some pros and cons of condoms? they are the only birth control method that can prevent sexually transmitted diseases but it only works 83% of the time

where can i get a box of condoms ?
condoms can be found at any thrift store drug store gas station there everywhere.

what are some cool facts? if your allergic to latex there are also condoms that are made of polyurethane

how might you and your partner discuss condoms? its one of the most used birth control method so i'm sure it wouldn't be as akward as hey can we jab a needle in your arm so we can have sexual intercourse

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the pill prevents the sperm from reaching the egg so the person dosent get pregnant

side affects are headaches and acne

the pill contains 2 hormones

you take the pill every day

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A condom is a thin covering worn on the penis during sex to prevent pregnancy. Condoms are the only method of birth control that prevents sexually transmitted infections. They're widely available with or without latex and spermicides. Using condoms + another form of birth control (like the pill, IUD, or shot) is a great way to get extra pregnancy prevention and protection against STDs. There are many things to learn about condoms and how they are an effective measure against pregnancy. Birth control pills are very effective. They're most effective when taken correctly. Less than 1 out of 100 women will get pregnant each year if they always take the pill each day as directed. ... The pill will protect against pregnancy, whether or not you use a condom. When used consistently and correctly, condoms are 98% effective in preventing pregnancy and are the only form of birth control that also can prevent STDs. 3,7,8 This is why it's important to follow directions for correct use. If you use condoms perfectly every single time you have sex, they're 98% effective at preventing pregnancy. But people aren't perfect, so in real life condoms are about 85% effective — that means about 15 out of 100 people who use condoms as their only birth control method will get pregnant each year.

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1. Explain how your BC method works and how it is used.
A. An IUD is a small, T-shaped device that is inserted into a woman's uterus to prevent pregnancy.

2.What are the Side Effects? Pros and Cons.
A. Nausea, vomiting, bloating, breast tenderness or pain, irregular menstrual periods, changes in bleeding patterns or flow.

3. .Where can you buy the product?
A. You can contact your gynecologist, family planning clinics, or a local Planned Parenthood health center to find out more about getting an IUD.

4.Interesting facts and information about your BC method.
A. Getting an IUD costs anywhere between $0 to $1,300.
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How it is used: The ring goes inside the vagina and stops ovulation.
Pros: Prevents pregnancy, Some cancers, Iron deficiency
Cons: Cannot protect you from stds
Side effects: Nausea, Headaches, Spotty periods.
Where to get it: Drug stores, Health clinics or Planned Parenthood
Facts: Reduces acne

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this device is used by sticking it up the vagina and covering the cervix and should be used with spermicide.

pros- reusable, small and easy to carry.
cons- may cause bladder infections, doesn't prevent std's, must be cleaned, spermicide may be messy, can get stuck.

you may get this device at planned parenthood or over the counter if you have a prescription, costs up to 275$ but can be free.

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1. you gotta pick a sunday to take the pills ,so that you don't have your period on the weekends .
The pros and cons
1.very effected against pregnacy if use correctly
2.makes menstral periods more regular and light.
decreases

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Oral contraceptives (birth-control pills) are used to prevent pregnancy. Estrogen and progestin are two female sex hormones. Combinations of estrogen and progestinwork by preventing ovulation (the release of eggs from the ovaries).You take one every day.

some cons are acne,Headaches,weight,menstrual, also possible :spotting,breast tenderness, and nasua,

some pros are
protect aginest ovarian cancer,anemia pelvic

some cool  info
they have a lot of side affects

how to talk to your partner bout taking pills
when they are about to have inter cores and they dont want kids

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The vaginal sponge works by inserting into the woman. It fits against the cervix blocking the entrance to the uterus, preventing sperm to get to the egg. It also contains spermicide, slowing down the sperm.
Pros: You don't need to see a doctor to get it. They are small and transportable. You can also have sex as many times as you want for 24 hours.
Cons: They can be hard to get in and out. Sponges DO NOT prevent the spread of std's.
You can get them at pharmacies or drug stores over the counter. They usually come in a 3-pack for $15.
Women who use sponges have an increased risk of yeast infection and urinary tract infection.

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The implant is a small rod inserted under the skin of a womens upper arm releases hormones into your body to prevent you from getting  pregnant.

The implant lasts for up to 4 years and is 99% effective . Some side effects are headaches acne and weight changes.

you can get the implant at a doctors office or planned p
arenthood. the implant can cost anywhere from $0 to $1,300. after 4 years (or before) you get your implant removed that can cost between $0 to $300.

nexplanon helps with period pains cause by cramps and 1 in 3 women stop getting their period after being on the implant for a year.

when talking to your s/o you should talk about the money going into the procedure.

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a male condom is a thin cover that is placed over the penis. Condoms prevent pregnancy by keeping sperm from entering a females body.
Condoms made from latex rubber are the most common type. Condoms for people who get skin irritation from latex, polyurethane condoms are a good choice.
how to use it: 1: place the condom on the erect penis before any sexual contact occurs 2: use water- or silicone-based lubricants to decrease risk of condom breakage. 3: pull out of the vagina before the penis softens. 4: hold base of condom snugly against the penis  when pulling out.
5: use condom once and then throw it away. NEVER reuse a condom. how effective is it? of 100 women whose partners use male condoms, about 18 may become pregnant. condoms are more effective at preventing pregnancy when they are used correctly every time you have sex

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An IUD is a small T shaped device placed in the uterus. It works by changing the way if the sperm cells away from the egg.
Some pros are that the IUD lasts up to 12 Years.
Some cons to the IUD is that it costs a lot of money to get and it has to be put in by a doctor.
It Costs about $1300 to get an IUD put in and it hast to be put in by a doctor.
It last up to 12 years after being out in.

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1. The implant is a very small rod that is inserted under the skin of a woman's upper arm to provide Birth Control.
2. Pros: It is indivisible from outside, It lasts up to 4 years, only has one hormone as other have multiple
Cons:  It only works in side the body, Headaches, Breast pain, Nausea, weight gain, ovarian cysts
3. The implant could cost from $0 - $1,300 but most insurance companies  pay for the implant.
4. The typical use failure rate is 0.05%.
5. People could talk about getting this by sitting down a saying "you should get that rod thingy."

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1. Explain how your BC Method works & how it is used.
The male condom is put on the penis to protect from pregnancy and STDs.

2. What are some pros and cons to using this method? side effects?
Pros: It prevents from STDs and pregnancy

Cons: It won't work all the time and there are chances it can break

3. Where can someone get this and how much does it cost?
You can get condoms from a drugstore and cost about $0.50 to $1 each.

4. What other cool information or something else that someone should know about this BC method? any statistics?
If not used how it should during sex it can break causing STDs.

5. How might a couple talk about using this BC method?
The couples might talk about how to use it safely

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1. Explain how your BC method works & how is's used.
The dental dam is a thin sheet of latex or polyurethane used between the mouth and vagina or anus during oral, vaginal, or anal sex.
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2. What are some pros and cons to using this method? Side effects?
Pros: Made specifically for oral sex but can be used for vaginal or anal sex
Cons: Somewhat expensive and pretty difficult to find at stores
Side effects: Can sometimes come out of place during oral sex.
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3. Where can someone get this and how much does it cost?
You can buy them somewhat expensively online and stores
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4. Interesting facts or information about your BC method.
You can make a dental dam by cutting up a condom into a rectangle.
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5. How might a couple talk about using this BC method.
A couple can talk about having oral sex and can use a dental dam.

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4.Interesting facts and information about your BC method.
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the way they work is they stop the seaman from getting to the girls eggs

the pill can be protective  from 91% 99%

how to take the pills : First Day of Period Start: Start your pills on the first day of your period. Continue to take one pill every day at the same time. With this method, you do not need to use a backup method as the pills are effective in preventing pregnancy right away. Quick Start: Take your first pill today at a good time for you.

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The Diaphragm keeps sperm from entering the uterus by blocking the cervix. For added protection, spermicide is put into the bowl of the diaphragm and along its edges before inserting high into the vagina so it covers the cervix. It is insert up to 6 hours before  intercourse

Some Pros of this method are that it is a non-hormonal method of birth control, and can last for up to two years of use with proper care, and can be carried around with you. Since they are made of silicone, they can be used by latex allergic people.

The Cons of this method: The main con is that they don't have the best percentage. They are only effective 88% of the time, even if used correctly. They can cause urinary tract infections, and will not protect against sexually transmitted diseases.

The price for one of these is around 85 dollars, but with insurance it can be free.

As for statistics, It came back from the 1990's, and has come back recently.

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A Female Condom is a pouch that is inserted in the vagina or the anus before sex to prevent STIs/STDs or pregnancy. The condom blocks the sperm keeping it from reaching the eggs containing it in the pouch.
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Good things about the female condoms are they are effective and works only 79% every time. It is more likely to work, but it can still break and cause your partner to have an STI/STD. Some side effects include headaches, menstrual changes, and skin irritation.
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It is usually available at local drug stores and convenience stores by the condom sections/health section and can also be found in Planned Parenthood centers and online. The price for a pack of condoms *cheapest* is $6.
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You can keep the condom in a vagina up to 8 hours before having sex. The female condom does not affect the female hormones. And the condom already has a water-based lubricant for convenience to insert  penis.
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The Birth Control Shot works via injection, in which the hormone Progestin is injected, typically via upper arm. The shot is taken once per three months, and offers a 99% success rate when taken properly, and a 94% success rate when taken improperly.
Side effects of the Shot include irregular menstruation, changes in appetite, weight gain, changed sexual drive/interest, nausea, headaches, tender/sore breasts, and mood changes.
You can get the birth control shot at your local doctor's office or Planned Parenthood centre.

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1. it works by hormones that are absorbed from the patch into your system. The birth control patch prevents pregnancy in one of three ways: First, it prevents eggs from being released from the ovaries. Second, it thickens the cervical mucus preventing the sperm from reaching the egg
2.(cons)nausea, stomach pain; breast tenderness or swelling; headache, anxiety, mood changes; skin irritation, redness, itching, or swelling where the patch was worn; menstrual cramps; or irregular vaginal bleeding or spotting. (pros) No interruption of foreplay or intercourse. Reduced bleeding and cramping with periods, which lowers the risk of anemia. Fewer or no periods. Reduced pain during ovulation. Reduced risk of pelvic inflammatory disease
3. you can buy it in a local pharmacy, Walgreens
4.Of 100 women who use this method each year, about nine may get pregnant.
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Q: Explain how your BC method works and how its used.
A: Using the patch is easy! Just place a new clean patch on the belly,Butt checks and back but NOT the breasts! It prevents the eggs leaving the ovaries.
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Q: What are the side effects? Pros and cons.
A: The cons of side effects are sore breasts,headaches,nausea,or spotting,(light discharge or brown). After starting the patch the side effects usually go away in a few months. The pros side effects is that it can decrease the risk of cysts in ovaries,Reducing Acne and it reduces bone thinning.
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Q:Where can you buy the product?
A:  It usually costs about 0-80$ and doctors prescribe it. If you have insurance then it can be free!!
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Q: Intresting facts and information about your BC method?
A: You need to change your patch once  a week. This patch is works 91% of the time. The moment you take off the patch you can get pregnate. Sometimes when your having intercourse the patch may fall off. This doesn't happen too often.
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1. Explain how your BC method works and how it is used.

-The female condom is a soft plastic pouch that is inserted into the vagina. This covers the vaginal walls and provides a barrier against semen, which prevents both pregnancy and STIs.

2.What are the Side Effects? Pros and Cons.
Pros:
-Prevents pregnancy
-Prevents STIs
-They are latex free and comfortable to use
-They can increase sexual pleasure

Cons:
-Work about 79% of the time
-Can cause irritation
-Can't reuse female condoms
-Harder to find than traditional Male condoms

3.Where can you buy the product?
- Prescription drugstores
-Planned Parenthood
-Online at https://fc2.us.com/patient/

4.Interesting facts and information about your BC method.
- Can be used during anal sex
-Make sure about an inch of condom is out of the vagina
-When removing twist the outer ring and pull out
-Do not flush

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1. Q: Explain how your BC method works and how it is used.
A: The IDUs prevent pregnancy by changing the way the sperm cells move so they can't get to the egg

2. Q: What are the Side Effects? Pros and Cons.
A: During placement, some side effects are, Pale skin, bleeding,and sweating. Pros: Ideal for breastfeeding mothers, it's reversible, and it's a low levonorgestrel hormone dosage. Cons: small chance of contracting pelvic inflammatory diseases.

3. Q: Where can you buy the product?
A: It is put in by a doctor or nurse and cost up to $1,300.

4. Q: Interesting facts and information about your BC method.
A: It only last up to 12 years. It's has a 99% effectiveness and it helps reduce period pain. It's also reversible.

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The diaphragm is a form of birth control that looks like a shallow cup, and it is made of a soft silicone material. To use it, you fold it up in half and insert it into the vagina to cover the cervix. What it does is that it works as a barrier, covering the cervix so that it can stop the sperm from joining the egg.

Pros:
-It's safe to use during breastfeeding
-It's easily carried
-It has no effect on your hormone levels
-It is immediately effective and reversable
-It doesn't require regular doctor visits

Cons:
-It is difficult with insertion
-It needs to be inserted before vaginal intercourse
-It can pose health risks such as Urinary Tract Infections(UTIs) and Toxic Shock Syndrome
-Can cause vaginal irritation

Where you can buy a diaphragm is at a local pharmacy, drugstore, or a health center.
The diaphragm is 88% effective, and is affordable to buy. It has no hormones involved and are long lasting.

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Use your research handout on your assigned Birth Control  method:
1. Explain how your BC method works and how it is used.
2.What are the Side Effects? Pros and Cons.
3.Where can you buy the product?
4.Interesting facts and information about your BC method.
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1. Explain how your BC method works and how it is used.

A. The ring releases hormones such as estrogen and progestin .
The ring is used when a women inserts into her vagina once a month

2.What are the Side Effects? Pros and Cons.

A. Some pros are it can protect against acne, infection of ovaries, uterus and tubes, breast growths.
some cons are vomiting and nausea, bleeding between periods, breast tenderness, liver tumors, high blood pressure, diabetes,  and vaginal irritation.

3.Where can you buy the product?
you can buy the product at drugstores, health clinics or planned parenthood health centers.

4. intresting facts and information about your BC method .

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you have to take it out and wash it every 48 hour and then put it back in. it keeps eggs in the ovaries, so they cant join the sperm. Many women use the ring to have lighter and shorter periods.