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A birth control method based on body temperature changes before and after ovulation
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Basal body temperature method
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Calendar method
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A birth control method based on abstinence from intercourse during calendar-estimated fertile days.
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A sheath that fits over the penis and is used for protection against unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
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Condom
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A small, plastic device that is inserted into the uterus for contraception
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Intrauterine device (IUD)
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A birth control method based on determining the time of ovulation by means of the cyclical changes of the cervical mucus.
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Mucus method
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Noncoital forms of sexual intimacy.
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Outercourse
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A birth control method that requires couples to avoid unprotected intercourse for a 12-day period in the middle of the menstrual cycle
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Standard days method
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Male sterilization procedure that involves removing a section from each vas deferens.
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Vasectomy
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Depo Povera
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Birth control shot taken every 12 weeks; only use if not planning to have children anytime soon
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factors related to human error when using contraceptive
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douchung, nursing, withdrawl, putting condom on wrong, etc..
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3 types of male condoms
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latex, polyurethane and natural skin
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prevents birth but not conception
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birth control
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contraception
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prevents conception
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correct use of a diaphram
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squeeze jelly around rim, squeeze jelly inside, insert rim side up and make sure it covers the cervix completely. leave in for at least 8 hours
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Emergency contraception
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birth control pill taken within 72 hours or insert copper t iud within 5 days
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