Miscellaneous
Abstinence
What is the #1 most effective form of contraception?
In order to be effective this medication every day at the same time.
What is progestin only oral contraceptives?
can be obtained without a prescription
What are condoms?
Painful genital sores
What are herpes lesions?
Consistent and correct use can help prevent many STIs
What are latex condoms?
Does not prevent STIs
What are contraceptives other than abstinence and condoms?
Oral contraceptive that can be used during the first two months of breastfeeding
What are progestin-only pills.
A reason why a person might not be able to use barrier methods
What is a latex allergy?
Should not be used if the person wants to be pregnant in the future
What are tubal ligation and vasectomy?
Need to notify partners if you have it
What is an STI?
Can be transmitted to fetus during pregnancy
What is syphilis?
antibiotic use
What can decrease the effectiveness of oral contraceptive pills
weight gain, weight loss, after pregnancy,
What is "Why would a diaphragm or cervical cap need to be refitted?"
Should not be used when a latex allergy is present
Condoms, diaphragms, or cervical caps made of latex
May not be as effective for persons with BMI over 25
Using signs such as cervical mucous and basal body temperature to predict ovulation
What are fertility awareness methods?
Can last 7-10 years
What is an intrauterine device (IUD)?
Spermicide
What should you use with a diaphragm or cervical cap?
Syphilis, HPV, herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia
What are three STIs that can be transmitted to a baby?
Can be prevented by HPV vaccine
What is cervical cancer?
Painful lesions can be a symptom of this STI.
What is herpes?
Menstrual cycles can become lighter or absent
Contraceptive implants and IUDs
Water-based lubricant
What is "You can use this with a condom?"
Blood clots
What is a major side effect of combined oral contraceptives?
Female bodied people over 35 who smoke
Who should not use combined oral contraceptive pills?