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    This document summarizes several artificial birth control methods including diaphragms, cervical caps, male and female condoms, and surgical methods like vasectomies and tubal ligations. Diaphragms are barrier methods that fit inside the vagina and require spermicide. Cervical caps also fit inside the vagina but require less spermicide. Male condoms are highly effective barriers that are easy to use while female condoms line the vagina. Vasectomies and tubal ligations are nearly 100% effective permanent surgical sterilization procedures for men and women, respectively.

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    This document summarizes several artificial birth control methods including diaphragms, cervical caps, male and female condoms, and surgical methods like vasectomies and tubal ligations. Diaphragms are barrier methods that fit inside the vagina and require spermicide. Cervical caps also fit inside the vagina but require less spermicide. Male condoms are highly effective barriers that are easy to use while female condoms line the vagina. Vasectomies and tubal ligations are nearly 100% effective permanent surgical sterilization procedures for men and women, respectively.

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    This document summarizes several artificial birth control methods including diaphragms, cervical caps, male and female condoms, and surgical methods like vasectomies and tubal ligations. Diaphragms are barrier methods that fit inside the vagina and require spermicide. Cervical caps also fit inside the vagina but require less spermicide. Male condoms are highly effective barriers that are easy to use while female condoms line the vagina. Vasectomies and tubal ligations are nearly 100% effective permanent surgical sterilization procedures for men and women, respectively.

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    Learn About Different Artificial Birth Control Methods Available On Worldwide Market

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    Shaira Mae Manalastas
    This document summarizes several artificial birth control methods including diaphragms, cervical caps, male and female condoms, and surgical methods like vasectomies and tubal ligations. Diaphragms are barrier methods that fit inside the vagina and require spermicide. Cervical caps also fit inside the vagina but require less spermicide. Male condoms are highly effective barriers that are easy to use while female condoms line the vagina. Vasectomies and tubal ligations are nearly 100% effective permanent surgical sterilization procedures for men and women, respectively.

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    Artificial Birth Learn about different artificial birth control

    methods available on worldwide market.


    Control Methods
    Artificial Birth Control Methods
    Diaphragm
    Diaphragm
    - A barrier method of birth control

    - One of the oldest forms of birth control

    - First used in 1880

    - A shallow cup shaped like a little saucer that is made of a soft silicone

    - Fits inside the vagina and covers the cervix

    - Stopping sperm cells from joining an egg cells


    Diaphragm
    - In order to work best, it must be used with spermicide (a cream or gel that kills sperm)

    - It has chemicals that stop sperm from moving so they can't get to an egg cells

    - 94% effective, 88% in real life effective

    - 12 out of 100 people will get pregnant

    - Diaphragm don't protect against sexually transmitted infections

    - Overuse of spermicide in diaphragm may cause Urinary Tract Infections (UTI), increase the
    risk of HIV and other STI's
    Cervical Cap
    Cervical Cap
    - Easily reversible

    - Reusable and relatively inexpensive

    - Small and easy to carry

    - Requires less spermicide than a diagphram

    - May be used for repeated intercourse within 48 hours period

    - Requires prescription

    - Difficult to insert or remove than diaphragm


    Cervical Cap
    - No protection against STIs

    - Increase risk of certain vaginal infections

    - 80% effective

    - May cause pain or discomfort during intercourse

    - Unpleasant vaginal odor

    - Unpleasant vaginal discharge


    Male Condoms
    Male Condoms
    - 98% effective if used properly

    - Latex or synthetic rubber sheath

    - Easy to use

    - No prescription required

    - Great a preventing pregnancy and STDs


    Male Condoms
    - Single-use only

    - Can last a long time

    - Cannot be used together with female condom

    - Double bagging can cause higher rate of failure


    Female Condoms
    Female Condoms
    - 95% effective

    - Femidom or internal condom

    - Barrier contraceptive

    - STIs and unintended pregnancy

    - Thin, soft, loose-fitting sheath with a flexible ring at each end

    - Bigger than a male condom


    Female Condoms
    - Covers the cervix and lines the vagina and shield the vulva

    - Prevents the exchange of body fluids

    - Safe, effective and reversible method of contraception

    - Can be obtained without a prescription

    - More expensive than the male condom

    - Not reusable
    Surgical Methods

    Vasectomy Tubal Ligation


    Vasectomy
    - Almost 100% effectiveness

    - Permanent method of birth control for men

    - The tube in the scrotum called vas deferens that prevents the sperms from going out of
    the body is tied, cauterized, cut, or plugged
    Tubal Ligation
    - 100% effectiveness

    - Permanent form of birth control for women

    - Surgery to band, tie, or cauterize a woman's fallopian tubes

    - After this procedure, an egg cannot move from the ovary through the tubes and
    eventually, to the uterus

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