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herpes
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papilomavirus
genital
warts
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common STD
syphilis
by the bacterium treponema pallidum
broken
skin
or
mucus
syphilis
gonorrhea
inflammation
in urethra/vagina
birth control
contraceptives
types of natural contraceptives
abstinence
calendar method
basal body temperature
cervical mucus
symptohermal
ovulation detection
lactation amenorrhea
coitus interruptus
coitus interruptus
oldest
method
known as
withdrawal
method,
75%
failure
coitus interruptus
lactation amenorrhea
changes in cervical mucus during ovulation and no failure
ovulation detection
over-the-counter
kit that predict ovulation (LH)
symptothermal
combination of
BBT
and
CMM
cervical mucus
guarantee
25%
failure
basal body temp is in the body temp at
rest
monitoring every
morning
before any activitiy
basal body temp
9-5%
failure
BBT
calendar method
also known as
rhythm method
base on the
menstruation
cycle, has a
25%
failure
calendar method
abstinence
most effective way for birth control
0%
failure
abstinence
abstinence doesn't have
penetration genitals
Artificial Contraceptives
oral
transdermal patch
vaginal ring
subdermal implants
hormonal injections
intrauterine device (IUD)
chemical barriers
chemical barriers
known as
spermicides
, can cause death for sperm before can enter into cervix
IUD
T-shaped inserte in the
uterus
hormonal injections
is most choice for birth control
use for hormonal changes
hormonal injections
subdermal implants
during menstruation or
7th day
of men's
subdermal impants
is one of methods for
men
vaginal ring
, inside of the vagina in
3weeks
applied into various areas of the body for 3weeks
transdermal patch
pills that recommended to take at
1st
sunday
to begin
oral contraception
vasectomy
procedure for
men
to block the passage of sperms
tubal ligation
is done to
women
to inhibit passage of sperm and egg cell