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27-05-2005 14:40 aLwaysg0tpLayed
281 posts	ehmm...what do you guys think?..is it better to use condom or pills?..well i just wanna know some ppl's opinion ... but sometimes both don't work...ehmm..what do u guys think?...haha...ty Xxx kat #_

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27-05-2005 16:49 mikey_boy
20,517 posts	only fair thing to say, just in case keep the morning after pill around.
27-05-2005 16:50 Devils_Spawn
389 posts	both * offtopic : who said she was young she is 17!?
27-05-2005 16:54 LeLLe69
60 posts	Use a condom until u have BOTH been tested for STI's. As for pregnency... i wouldnt advice usin the pill. I know too many people who it has failed with. I personally will be gettin the jag in my bum every 3 months after the wee one's born
27-05-2005 17:19 aLwaysg0tpLayed
281 posts	yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy kat #_
27-05-2005 19:52 Reach_4_a_star
564 posts	The thing is there aren't 100% sure birth control methods, so there's always a small chance of getting pregnant... I know people the use 2 birth control methods for extra safety, that depends on each one... as I told a while ago, I was using those implants that go under your arm's skin and got pregnant... so... talking about birth control methods failing???
27-05-2005 19:53 mikey_boy
20,517 posts	there is one 100% way. the thingy they stick up in you and it like blocks the overies from letting an egg getting released into your uterus or whatever. i dunno. forgot what its called now though.
27-05-2005 19:58 Devils_Spawn
389 posts	^ are you talking about Contraceptive Sponges? That is not really 100% though
27-05-2005 20:16 Reach_4_a_star
564 posts	I know what you're talking about but I don't know it's name in english!!! it's like T something.... In my country they call it "T de cobre" but I know it have some side effects like very bad cramps when you're with your period, more bleeding and it's not 100% neither because if it moves from it's place like because of a fall or something you will get pregnant!
27-05-2005 20:16 xMajinx
13,401 posts	Condoms cause nobody wants Gonerrhea
27-05-2005 20:18 Friend_Jones55
9,660 posts	Condoms can break and without them you can get a nasty STD so I say both (strap twice)
27-05-2005 20:21 mikey_boy
20,517 posts	Contraceptive Sponges no no. its like the one person said, T something. the thing they stick up in ya is like a surgical metal i think and its shaped like a T. i shall try to look what it is.
27-05-2005 20:23 Dekar
36,202 posts	It's called a coathanger, and they use them for things called abortions.
27-05-2005 20:24 mikey_boy
20,517 posts	Copper T IUD (Intrauterine Device) - An IUD is a small device that is shaped in the form of a "T." Your health care provider places it inside the uterus. The arms of the Copper T IUD contain some copper, which stops fertilization by preventing sperm from making their way up through the uterus into the fallopian tubes. If fertilization does occur, the IUD would prevent the fertilized egg from implanting in the lining of the uterus. The Copper T IUD can stay in your uterus for up to 10 years. It does not protect against STDs or HIV. This IUD is 99% effective at preventing pregnancy. Requires visits with your health care provider to have it inserted and to make sure you are not having any problems. Not all health care providers insert IUDs. Progestasert IUD (Intrauterine Device) -This IUD is a small plastic T- shaped device that is placed inside the uterus by a health care provider. It contains the hormone progesterone, the same hormone produced by a woman's ovaries during the monthly menstrual cycle. The progesterone causes the cervical mucus to thicken so sperm cannot reach the egg, and so that a fertilized egg cannot successfully implant into the lining of the uterus. The Progestasert IUD can stay in your uterus for one year. This IUD is 98% effective at preventing pregnancy. Requires visits with your health care provider to have it inserted and to make sure you are not having any problems. Not all health care providers insert IUDs. thats what im talking about, both of those. but i guess i was wrong, its 99% effective. but still, thats better then the pill. but like it says, doesnt protect against STD's and HIV.
27-05-2005 20:24 Reach_4_a_star
564 posts	Then we're talking the same... I know it's made of copper I guess... this metal releases I don't know what that kill sperms and don't let them go all the way to the egg... I'm not completely sure but I guess that's how it works... but as I told, if it moves from it's place there are great chances of getting pregnant, and also, it don't protects from STI....
27-05-2005 20:26 Reach_4_a_star
564 posts	* offtopic : hahaha... we posted explanations at the same time.... hahaha
27-05-2005 20:32 andro
43,225 posts	My opinion on this is pretty much what's been said already... Both condoms and the pill will help prevent pregnancy. But when it comes to venereal diseases then you'll need to use physical barriers like condoms to make sure that they don't spread. I would also advise getting regular checkups for STDs - most healthcare clinics offer these for free
27-05-2005 20:47 Milita
1,369 posts	That's a very good advice Andro! I don't see anything wrong if someone wants to sleep around, but it's always good to be careful with you and others... going everything spreading a disease it's not the nicest thing to do... So, for avoiding pregnancies the pill is better, but always use a condom if you're just sleeping around, because you don't know if the person have any disease that you can get... the best advice around is using both... everyone's right about that...
14-05-2007 22:23 xxmizzbeckiixx
1 posts	hello all, this is my first time. One of my friend asked me..well I wuld like to ask any of u, she using after morning pill, also her bf using condom, while they having sex, then she took after morning pills...will it work if it doesnt make her pregnant afta all? i would like to know many thanks
14-05-2007 22:47 sweet_J_
17,089 posts	Um you're not supposed to take the morning after pill on a daily basis Tell her to get on the regular pill and use condoms.
14-05-2007 22:57 carole
29,767 posts	after-morning-pills aren't regular pills at all.. so i doubt "your friend" actually uses them after every sexual intercourse or w/e it is u seemed to be saying. besides as far as i know u cant get them without a specific prescription. they are extra strong pills that will make u sick as hell cuz they're supposed to completely cleanse u.. so its not supposed to be considered as an option for contraception. if u "forgot" to use contraception before and while having thex, your last resort can be an after-morning-pill, but believe me, thats no fun. i guess its better to get thru that than to wake up two weeks later and have to go thru abortion. anyway yea, protect yourselves kids
14-05-2007 22:59 sweet_J_
17,089 posts	hahaha Carole "your friend"
14-05-2007 23:06 carole
29,767 posts	lol yea, gotta love that trick. "my friend has a problem..." haha sure
15-05-2007 00:02 NightShade
2,772 posts	hmm.. well morning after pills aren't prescription-only, at least not in the UK. If they were, that would pretty much defeat the purpose of it being an 'emergency contraception', what with doctors surgeries being closed at weekends etc. I know a lot of people here are saying 'use both', but does anyone actually use both? I know I don't, and no-one I know does. That's not to say you shouldn't.. obviously better safe than sorry.
10-09-2009 11:35 Bucephalus
5,678 posts	the pill, not even close. i hate rubbers, they suck
10-09-2009 13:17 Deehaz
5,162 posts	So many guys just literally seem to show no concern about contraception, refuse to use condoms etc. Such an odd attitude to have.