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Are condoms spermicidal foam and diaphragms all non prescription methods of contraception?
Condoms and foam are non-prescription methods. Dipahragms are by prescription. All of these methods are barrier methods.
Does spermicidal foam effect pregnancy tests?
Will it cause any harm to taking the test? Will it give a false-pregnant sign?
Are condoms good enough as the only protection?
Apart from abstention they are the best protection against STDs. There are other alternatives for contraception such as spermicidal gels, IUDs, oral pills, sterilisation etc.
What is the word for protection from getting pregnant?
Contraception (i.e. Birth control, IUD, IUC, vaginal foam)
What is the Spermicidal birth control method?
it's a foam or a gel that kills sperm on contact, thus preventing pregnancy...or atleast attempting to as it is not even 90% effective.
Does chlorine kill sperm cells?
Yes, chlorine is known to have a spermicidal effect and can kill sperm cells. It is not a recommended method of contraception, as it is not 100% effective and can also cause irritation to the genitals.
What are chances of getting pregnant if you're on the pill use condoms and spermicidal foam?
100% if you had sex a black man, then it's a 100% chance the he leaves you with the kid and never sends in child support
Are there any nonprescription benzodiazepines?
no
Is it safe to use the NuvaRing and Encare spermicide inserts at the same time or are there harmful interactions between the two?
There are no known drug interactions between Nuva Ring and spermicidal foam, gel, film, or suppository.
What was the product share of nonprescription sunglasses?
Nonprescription sunglasses represented 4 percent of the total shipments delivered by the industry.
Can douching kill sperm inside the body?
Douching, even with a spermicidal solution, will only eliminate sperm in the Vagina, it will not affect any that have already entered the Uterus. Generally, douching is a very tiresome way of getting pregnant and an ineffective means of contraception.
Why people take nonprescription?
To get high.
