What are barrier methods?
Barrier methods are methods that prevent sperm from entering the uterus. Some couples prefer to use barrier methods such as diaphragms and condoms. When applied correctly, barrier methods provide 96-97%
protection.
How is the diaphragm used?
The latex diaphragm should be placed to cover the cervix 1 hour before intercourse.
Diaphragm types treated with spermicide chemicals called spermicides are more protective. The biggest problem is that the diaphragm is placed by the woman herself instead of a specialist. Unwanted pregnancies mostly occur due to incorrect placement.
How is protection achieved with a condom?
Condoms are used by men, intercourse It is a thin rubber sheath that is put on the penis during exercise. It prevents semen from coming into contact with the vagina. Some condoms have been treated with spermicidal chemicals. Condoms, whose protection level reaches 97%, should be checked after intercourse. In case of tearing or coming out
a physician should be consulted for an additional birth control method.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of condoms?
Condoms that are easy to use, cheap and reliable are the most important. Its advantage is that it provides protection against
infections transmitted through sexual contact. The only known side effects of condom use are mild allergic reactions that occur in some women. Allergic reactions to rubber, powder or lubricants
may occur. It is a reliable method that can be applied by couples who do not have any children.
What are spermicides?
Gel, cream, granule, foam, ovule and tablet forms of spermicides applied to the vagina before each intercourse
. These products, which are not very reliable, are used to increase the effect of other methods.
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