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The Cornstock Act
Federal Law making sexual education illegal
Rhythm Method
Sex avoided from day 10-20 of ovarian cycle (body temp. and cervical mucus). 15-25% failure rate
Coitus interruptus
withdrawal before ejaculation. As high as 40% failure rate
Condoms
Latex, sheepskin or polyurethane covers erect penis. Helps prevent STDs/STIs. 15% operator failure
Diaphragm
Dome-shaped rubber device that fits over cervix
Cervical cap
Fits snugly over tip of cervix (15-20% failure rate)
Lea's Shield
Similar to diaphragm method, no need to get "fitted"
Today Sponge
Insertable spermicide, no prescription required
Oral contraceptives (BC pill)
low dose of synthetic estrogens and progesterone. Stop gonadotropin release and ovulation (uterine cycle continues) 2%
Safety Issues of OCPs
headaches, spotting, breast tenderness/enlargement, moodiness, acne, weight gain, blood clots
Combo Pill
4 periods per year
Lybrel
pill that makes woman have no periods at all
Norplant or Deprovera
High dose of synthetic progesterone (stops ovulation) - no clotting and failure rate of less than 1%
Transdermal patch
hormones absorbed through the skin
Vaginal ring
Nuva ring: placed around the cervix
Intrauterine Devices (IUDs)
Morning after pill - high dose of progestins & small piece of copper/plastic inserted into utereus
RU-486
Abortion pill - blocks progesterone receptors and causes the endometrial lining to slough off
Vasectomy
vas deferentia are cut and tied off; prevents sperm from moving out of testes - does not affect hormones, can be reversed
Tubal ligation
fallopian tubes are cut and tied off; blocks sperm and egg transport - reversable, does not affect hormone levels
Vasectomy Details
minor surgery, local anesthesia, minimally invasive, low failure rate, minor complications
Tubal ligation details
general anesthesia, extremely invasive, recovery 1-4 weeks, failure rate 10-37% higher than vasectomy, sometimes are major complications
Abortion
termination of successfully implanted fertilized egg
Spontaneous abortion (miscarriage)
common in early pregnancy. Can be caused by fetal abnormalities
Medical abortion
performed to protect health of mother, or because of a defect to fetus, also used to terminate an undesired fetus