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Contraceptive Patches

By geronad October 26, 2020 12 answers Last updated October 26, 2020

Hello! I am 18 years old and I have a friend for 2 years. I intend to visit a gynecologist, but I want to consult the "users" of these contraceptives with which the topic is related. So far, we have always acted with a condom, only once with a spermicidal gel combined with interrupted intercourse. I am very familiar with contraceptive methods, but a few questions came to my mind. 1. Are hormonal patches dangerous for unborn women 2. When I start gluing them, can I break them in case I don't feel well? 3. Is the diaphragm reusable (except that it must be removed every 24 hours at least) or once and then a new one is bought?

Answers 12

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brittybabyy answered · October 26, 2020

   If you use, also an interrupted act not to become a foul. I decided to use spermicide tablets and now I am expecting a second baby ...

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JollyCaitllyn answered · October 26, 2020

   Girl, you're still young! Use condoms, don't mix your hormones early, because someone doesn't like tires to invade!

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loxRINOxol answered · October 26, 2020

   These things are not reliable at all, and hormonal agents are a double-edged sword and it is possible to have side effects such as weight gain, hair loss, irregular cycle. Because I don't feel anything with a condom, my wife and I use Pharmatex vaginal capsules. We have been using it for years without combining it with an interrupted act and they haven't bothered us. The reliability is obviously good. It's like a ball that is inserted into the vagina. Wait a few minutes and then no problem ending up in you. The only drawback is that it spreads a little sometimes and becomes too slippery, but at least the sensitivity is not lost as with a condom. The diaphragm is also not very reliable. Also keep in mind that in the days before and after menstruation the chance of getting pregnant is close to zero, even if you do not use any protective equipment. For more information read about the calendar method. My thought is, that if you are afraid, you can combine the globules with the calendar method, and on more dangerous days you can combine globules with an interrupted act. But in my opinion, there is no need for so much protection. Only with globules the probability of becoming a foul is small enough. At least judging by my experience. You just don't have to wash with soap before and after intercourse, only with water.

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sunsetsandstilettos answered · October 26, 2020

   Does he have a problem with condoms that you want to poison your body? If he has no problems (remember losing an erection after putting on a condom) there is no need to sacrifice, one day you will become a mother. Even an aspirin harms the body, let alone these things

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lancehardin answered · October 26, 2020

   Interrupted intercourse is disgusting. It is better without an act at all. However, all sorts of other things kill spontaneity even before the act. That's why we didn't use mascaras, pills, globules, gels, condoms, any things that turn an unconscious reflex into sex into a planned "event", something like getting drunk. But the result of the interrupted act for 8 years is two children and three abortions.

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GarySBitch answered · October 26, 2020

   Number 3, globules (vaginal capsules) are a medicine for vaginal infections, available only on prescription. I have no idea how you and your wife use them as a contraceptive.

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laceyturner answered · October 26, 2020

   Condoms are best. The tablets are not harmless at all. Download an application on your phone, noting your cycle, there are still a lot of options, it comes out and your skin is more or less ovulating, so in any case it will be useful for you.

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DZIKA_SUKA answered · October 26, 2020

   Where do you buy a diaphragm? I can't find it here in BG?

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thetide answered · October 26, 2020

   from 3 to 6 these are not globules, but capsules (pessaries) and are exactly local contraceptives. I guess those who wrote the leaflet are much better acquainted than you. https://apteka.framar.bg/30000066/harmatex-vaginal-caps-18-9-mg-10 here is the leaflet

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strong1couple answered · October 26, 2020

   The author: Will there be someone who, instead of asking what and how and why, to answer the questions I specifically asked? And I'm already totally confused about these hormonal patches. Some praise them, others are against.

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justa1959 answered · October 26, 2020

   from number 3 I think I answered specifically enough. Horal contraceptives have their risks. If you think it's worth the risk - OK. But I personally would not take the risk. I even gave you a safe alternative. I don't know how dissatisfied you are with the comments.

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oneplaidaunt answered · October 26, 2020

   Listen now! Don't drink anything hormonal, n 3 is right: it's a double-edged sword! My husband's mother died at the age of 32 from a pulmonary embolism ... from a poorly dosed contraceptive !! I drank such only a month and an end! I couldn't stand it and I was on condoms ... to the mascara! And I will remove it, because there is hellish bleeding ... And I think I will drive it on condoms again ... Good luck! F44