Just Say No to Babies - A Teenage Girl's Birth Control Options

Just Say No to Babies - A Teenage Girl's Birth Control Options

 

Safe sex and birth control are like apples and oranges. They are both fruit but are different.  There are several safe birth control methods that a teenage girl can consider for birth control. Condoms are great for controlling sexually transmitted diseases and HIV. If you are in a committed relationship with your partner that means you and your partner are sleeping only with each other. It is still important to make sure you both have been checked for sexually transmitted disease within the past six months. If you have then it is worth your time to look into other birth control options.

 

What types of birth control do not work?

Pulling Out Method – A man may tell you he will not ejaculate inside you and he may even be very sincere. In the passion of the moment, some men cannot pull out before ejaculation. If you are unprotected, you can find yourself pregnant. If any ejaculate or pre-ejaculate makes its way into your vaginal area, those little sperms will find their way to your egg.

 

The Rhythm Method - can work if you have a very regular cycle and practice it perfectly. Unfortunately, many teenagers and grown women do not have a regular cycle. This type of birth control demands constant attention along with the cooperation of your partner, because you cannot have sex at certain times.

 

Douching with carbonated beverages (or any other substance), jumping up and down, hot baths-The folkloric methods people have to prevent pregnancy can range from useless to dangerous. DO NOT use them! The moment the semen in inside you, it makes sure the sperm find their way to the cervix and from there they find the egg. There is no way to "get it out" except do not get it in there in the first place. The fluids that come out of the vagina after sex is dead sperm, seminal fluid and vaginal fluid, not the good sperm that will get you pregnant.

 

What types of birth control do work?

Condoms are effective at inhibiting sexually transmitted diseases and keeping the sperm from making their way to the cervix. If you go this route, you want to choose latex condoms and use a water-based lubrication. An oil-based lubrication can destroy the latex. When used properly, condoms have an effective birth control rate of about 98 percent.

 

The Female Condom - Sold in the United States under the name Reality. A polyurethane tube looks a bit like a big male condom. One end goes inside the vagina, covering the cervix, the other end remains outside the vagina. This makes a plastic tunnel. This may be a consideration if your partner refuses to wear a condom. On the other hand, if your partner refuses to wear a condom, you may want to consider what their reasons are. Do not be the only one in the relationship giving into sexual preferences. This is the only birth control method besides the male condom that offers near-total STD and HIV protection. The success rate is approximately 80 percent.

 



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