contraceptions

• What is the common method of contraception mentioned in the video?

  The contraceptive pill.
• How do contraceptive pills prevent fertilization?

  They contain hormones that prevent the production of FSH.
• What happens if a woman forgets to take her contraceptive pill?

  There is a risk of pregnancy.
• What are some risks associated with contraceptive pills?

  Increased risk of breast cancer or blood clots.
• What is one advantage of hormonal contraception methods like implants and injections?

  They are more convenient than taking a daily pill.
• How long does a contraceptive implant last?

  It lasts for three years.
• What is a disadvantage of both the pill and other hormonal forms of contraception?

  They do not protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
• What are barrier methods of contraception?

  Methods that prevent sperm from reaching an egg, like condoms and diaphragms.
• What is one advantage of barrier methods?

  They do not have hormonal side effects.
• How can condoms reduce the risk of STIs?

  By providing a barrier that prevents the exchange of bodily fluids.
• What is the role of spermicide in barrier methods?

  Spermicide kills or disables sperm to reduce chances of fertilization.
• What is an intrauterine device (IUD) also known as?

  The coil.
• How long can an IUD prevent pregnancy?

  Up to 10 years.
• What is a disadvantage of IUDs?

  They do not protect against sexually transmitted infections.
• What is sterilization in terms of contraception?

  A surgical method that prevents eggs from reaching the uterus or sperm from leaving the penis.
• What is a key characteristic of surgical sterilization?

  It is highly effective but difficult to reverse.
• What is the natural form of contraception mentioned?

  Abstaining from sexual intercourse after ovulation.
• What is a challenge of natural forms of contraception?

  It is hard to tell when a woman has ovulated.
• What does the Catholic Church teach about contraception?

  All contraception is unethical apart from natural methods.
• What do many people believe about contraception?

  It is a person's right to choose their preferred method.
• Why is it important to consider personal beliefs in contraception discussions?

  Because contraception involves ethical and personal choices.