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What is contraception?

April 26, 2017contraception

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What is contraception?

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Contraception is another word for birth control, which is a method to prevent a woman from becoming pregnant.

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Contraception, commonly known as birth control, is used to prevent a pregnancy when a man and woman have sexual intercourse. The method chosen is a personal decision and a shared responsibility between partners. Before starting a sexual relationship, have an open, honest conversation with your partner about contraception and how to avoid sexually transmitted diseases.

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Contraception is explained in a fellow article “Myths People Use To Get Sex & Information On Contraception (Protection).” but its basically the devices you use to prevent pregnancies and diseases. It is designed to “protect” you.

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Contraception is a method of preventing pregnancy. It is also known as ‘birth control’, although this is a more general term that includes complete abstinence from sex (the ultimate form of contraception!). Pregnancy happens when a man’s sperm meets a woman’s egg and fertilisation (also known as conception) occurs. Contraceptives stop this from happening, either by preventing the sperm from meeting with the egg, or by making conditions in the body unsuitable for fertilisation to occur.