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Suggestion regarding Birth Control

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viji44263
viji44263

I am Lakshmi. I am going to get maried on september of this year. I dont want to pragnant now.  I said clearly about thisto my husband and hesaid okay for this. But finally he convince me we can do with safety (condom) so that you wount get pragnant. But i am getting scared about this in case safety will break.  Can you please suggestion regarding this. I came to know that dry fruit (use daily 2-3 times for five days) will prevent pragnancy after intercourse. Is it true?? I dont want to go with pills because of my thyroid issue. Can you suggest any natural remedies for this without side effects.??

Regards

Viji

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  • viji44263
    viji44263

    Posted

    Any one help me in this case?

    Viji

  • ml66uk
    ml66uk viji44263

    Posted

    Condoms work, and they're surprisingly difficult to break, but you have to use them properly (make sure you always have them available, don't use them more than once, and use them every time, before any sexual contact - you or your husband should pinch the tip while putting it on, and hold it on the penis while it's being removed, which should be not long after ejaculation, before the penis goes soft again).

    Sorry, but dry fruit will not help, and I don't think any other "natural remedies" will help.  The pill is by far the most effective method, and there are various forms (including patches or implants), but if you can't or don't want to take hormones, you could ask about an IUD or IntraUterine Device.  IUDs and the Pill can also be used as emergency contraception if a condom splits.

    • viji44263
      viji44263 ml66uk

      Posted

      Thank you. Any other suggestions ?? Without side effect
    • ml66uk
      ml66uk viji44263

      Posted

      I don't know where you are, but I'd look into getting an IUD.  If you really really don't want to get pregnant, then I'd use condoms as well.

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