The “morning after” pill, which is also known as Emergency Contraception, Plan B, or Next Choice, is most effective when
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Birth Control: Female Hormonal Methods
What are hormonal methods of birth control? Hormonal methods of birth control are types of birth control that use hormones
Continue reading »Making Healthy Sexual Decisions
You may be thinking about what it means to be involved in a sexual relationship. As a young adult, it’s
Continue reading »My girlfriend and I had sex but I didn’t ejaculate but I may have had semen on my penis. Today she got her period (thankfully). Is there a chance her period could only last for a day and somehow be pregnant? Does having a period 100% mean she is not pregnant?
If a woman has vaginal bleeding, it does not 100% mean that she is not pregnant, but it is less
Continue reading »Condoms
The male condom is a sheath (or covering) worn over the penis during sexual activity. It prevents pregnancy by acting
Continue reading »Abstinence
What exactly is abstinence? Abstinence means that you’re not having any type of sexual intercourse – vaginal, oral, or anal.
Continue reading »Is there an age limit on vasectomies?
There is no clear cut age limit on vasectomies, but urologists may have different policies in their clinics. However, I
Continue reading »I had sex yesterday but I didn’t use protection and my girlfriend and I aren’t sure if a little sperm got in. What should she do?
Emergency contraception (EC) is a safe treatment to help prevent pregnancy in adolescent girls and adult women who have had
Continue reading »Birth Control: Female Barrier Methods
What does the term “barrier method” mean? A “barrier” is something that blocks or separates; for example, a wall or
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