You should wait about a month until you have sex afterwards and unless you want to get pregnant again, yes, use condoms. If you plan another child wait about 4 months to try to get pregnant.
About twenty five percent of the male condoms are usually purchased by women. This is one of the most use contraceptive in the world.
Yes. It is still viable sperm and can still get people pregnant if they try.
Yes, condoms can tear.
Yes. You can get pregnant any time you have unprotected sex. Be smart: use condoms.
Yes, as long as their partners use condoms.
Birth control refers to all kinds of contraception. *Diaphragms: 14 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Cervical caps: 16 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Leah's shield: 15 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *The Combination Pill: 8 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Male condoms: 15 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Female condoms: 21 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Contraceptive Implant: less than one out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Contraceptive Patch: 8 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Depo-Provera: 8 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Fertility Awareness: 20 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *IUD: less than one out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Minipills: 10 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Spermicide: 29 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *The Sponge: 16 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Vaginal Ring: 8 out of every 100 women will become pregnant *Withdarwal: 27 out of every 100 women will become pregnant http://www.scarleteen.com/article/pink/the_buddy_system_effectiveness_rates_for_backing_up_your_birth_control_with_a_second_me
Yes if used properly, but they are more difficult to use and less reliable than male condoms.
In general, pregnant women should not use diuretics unless a physician recommends their use
condoms
It says on the package that pregnant women should not use it.
In general, pregnant women should not use water pills unless a physician recommends their use