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Contraceptive & Antibiotics (written by Krlly Connell MS.Ed.) Ask Kelly, Dear Thanks for your time, HTHGS: Pregnancy Odds (Written by Kelly Connell, MS.Ed) Ask Kelly, Dear Alex, Oral contraceptives, or birth control pills as they are commonly called are an excellent method of contraception when used correctly. If used correctly they are 99.9% effective in protecting your and your partner from pregnancy. When the method fails, it is usually because of human error, not because the pills were unreliable. Some tips for taking the pill correctly include: taking one pill a day, every day at about the same time every day. The best way to accomplish this is for the woman to find a way to incorporate taking the pill into her lifestyle. For example, keeping the pills with her toothbrush. She brushes her teeth everyday so she can take the pill at the same time, thereby getting into the routine. It doesn't matter whether she takes her pill morning, noon or night, as long as it is consistent. If she takes Sunday's in the morning, then she needs to take it in the morning everyday. Always make sure you have at least one extra pack of pills> Many times, I have had patients come into the clinic at the last minute or the day after they were to begin a new pack because they forgot they needed them. If she forgets a pill, she can take it as soon as she remembers, if she doesn't remember until she goes to take the next pill., she can take both of them at the same time. The object is not to miss any. If she misses more than two, SHE IS UNPROTECTED AGAINST PREGNANCY and you need to use another method and she needs to wait until her period and start all over again. Sometimes, medications can counteract the effectiveness of the pill. It is important that she tell her health care providers she is using the pill EVERYTIME they need to write her a prescription so they can give her something that will not lessen the pill's effects or can tell her there is a risk involved for pregnancy. When in doubt, use an additional method. If your girlfriend remembers to take her pill everyday and keeps these things in mind, the chances of getting pregnant are very slim. But remember, nothing except abstinence and sterilization are 100% effective. If by chance, she has trouble remember to take the pill, there are other methods available and she should talk to her doctor about her options. As for condoms, as you probably know, the pill does not protect you against HIV or sexually transmitted diseases so condoms should still be used. Unless you have both only been with ONLY each other-meaning you were both virgins when you started having sex-and you have both been tested for HIV and sexually transmitted diseases, then condoms are a must. There are no tests for certain sexually transmitted diseases so it is hard to know if you are both 100% safe unless neither of you have had sex with anyone else. If the condoms are a little rough feeling for her, try using some additional water based lubricant like KY liquid in addition to the condom. I hope this helps! Kelly Connell MS.Ed.
HTHGS: Jacuzzi’s and pregnancy (written by Kelly Connell MS.Ed) Ask Kelly, Dear Nate, Think about this-sperm is manufactured and stored in your testicles. The testicles are outside the body because they need to be cooler than your normal body temp (98.6 degrees) to survive. The testicles also contract upward or downward depending on the outside temp. That is why when it is cold they may feel like they are all the way up in your abdomen and when it is hot, they feel like they are hanging down to your knees. IT is your body's way of trying to regulate itself for the survival of the sperm. Fingering her is fine too. The only risk I can think of is if you have semen on your finger that has not been in the water and insert it inside her vagina immediately after ejaculation. And that is such a small chance, I would not be too concerned about it. HOWEVER, if you are having sex and do not want to become pregnant, I would suggest using a reliable method of birth control all the time. Condoms should also be used for protection against HIV and sexually transmitted diseases. I hope this helps. Kelly Connell MS.Ed
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