Birth control has been a huge part of the human life and it has helped many women from not becoming pregnant. Over the years there has been numerous of methods invented to prevent pregnancy among women. In which these methods help the fertility control and also helps the prevention sexually transmitted infections. Birth control can be affective as long as the proper birth control is being used correctly. The spermicide is one of the birth control methods it can control the elements that can harms the sperm. This method can come in different forms it has to be placed in the vagina before having sex. There different types of spermicide it all depends in which the users purchases. The advantages of this method it’s easy to use and the disadvantages of this birth control of spermicide can cause tissue frustration and increase the risk of STDs. This method isn’t 100% protected and some of the women that use this method have become pregnant. The male condom is the popular method in which can prevent sperm from entering the women’s vagina. This method can defend from STDs and pregnancy and most couples that use condoms only a few actually gets pregnant. The advantage of this method is that it’s easy to use and it doesn’t have any effects. There also affordable and the male can get free condoms at any medical clinic. The disadvantage is if the male user doesn’t use the condom right it can cause the women chances of becoming pregnant. This method can only be use ones every time they have sex. There is also a female condom method that is a thin plastic pouch that is lines the vagina and has to be put in the vagina eight hours before having sex. This method is less operative than the male condom. The advantages of this method is it can be pu... ... middle of paper ... ...eeding for almost a week. Condoms are the only birth control method that is 100% effective from the rest of the birth control methods. Condoms are least expensive form of contraception and the easiest to obtain than the other birth control methods. They protect couples from distribution sexually transmitted infections. Of 100 women whose partners use condoms, about 15 will become pregnant depending on the user if he uses them correctly. Birth controls have helped many women all around the world and through the years new methods have been created. The best effective birth controls are condoms there more relent than any other method. It’s clearly proven through the years condoms are better than the other birth controls out in the market. Sexual active couples should use condoms because there is fewer chances the women can get pregnant than the other birth controls.
The article “Birth control: World of Invention, 2006 Updated: April 30, 2006” defines birth control as, “contraception or the use of physical barriers, timing of sexual intercourse, chemicals, or a combination of these methods to prevent pregnancy. Many methods have been designed for women 's use, but few are available to men. There are quite a few reasons to use some form of birth control. The main one being to avoid pregnancy. Other reasons could be to prevent contracting an STD/STI and regulate hormone levels in order to control one’s menstrual cycle.
The birth control pill was made to help women from having kids (while on the pill) because back in the 1960’s married women went through multiple pregnancies and this took quite a toll on their physical and mental health. It wasn’t just to control the births of American women, but also the women in foreign third world countries, seeing as they were already beginning to be overpopulated and living mostly in poverty. According to A Critique of the Sexual Revolution:
Some major disadvantages and symptoms of birth control methods include possible heart attacks, possible blood clots, depression, body tenderness, drug interactions, and weight gain (“Birth Control Pills Advantages and Disadvantages”). Though the medical disadvantages of birth control are some ways to take away the access of it to women, most companies refuse this right to their employees because of their own personal beliefs. Birth control is usually a touchy subject for those who associate themselves with Christianity. Those who disapprove of birth control methods feel as though a person should have only one sexual partner in their lifetime and that they should only have sex within marriage. Then they feel as though birth control is not needed because God will send a child to a married couple at the time he sees fit. The bosses of these companies believe that taking away the access to affordable birth control from their employees will somehow stop sex out of wedlock and possibly prevent unwanted
...s effected by the three parameters, so in this case the health motivation is very high. Therefore, teens are very like to change to use condoms to prevent pregnancy.
Two major types of birth control are contraceptives and condoms. Condoms prevent STDs by stopping the flow of semen in to the vaginal canal. Contraceptives are more complex. Birth control contraceptives help to prevent pregnancies by combining the hormones estrogen and progesterone to prevent the egg from being released during the monthly cycle. Not only do the contraceptives prevent the egg from dropping but they also thicken the mucus around the cervix making it hard for sperm to enter the uterus just in case any eggs were released. (Hirsch 1)
Also if you are against abortion this can benefit you as well. Two studies one from researchers in St. Louis and the other from researchers in Iowa provided solid evidence that access to effective birth control can make a difference in this arena. Both studies made super effective birth control methods available and affordable to local women over several years. And both studies resulted in major decreases in unplanned pregnancy and abortion.On the national level, almost half of all pregnancies in the U.S. were unplanned as of 2006, and 43% of those unplanned pregnancies ended in abortion.Of all the women in the U.S. who are having sex and not trying to get pregnant, two-thirds of them use birth control consistently and correctly and those users account for only 5% of unplanned pregnancies. The other 95% of unplanned pregnancies were to the third of U.S. women who weren’t trying to get pregnant but weren’t using birth control or were using it incorrectly or inconsistently. Another large group of people we can hit with these statistics are simply, women. Birth control has wonderful benefits for all teen or adult females who are sexually active. It can be great for their health being that pregnancy is a very risky business and can have a toll on
Having babies is a wonderful thing embraced by many women; however, having an unplanned one is not so nice. It is good to have an option of avoiding that, contraceptive methods can hold the pregnancy till the time is right. Thanks to John Rock, who was the first man to ever invent the birth control pill, we have the option of waiting until we are ready. Even though this sounds like a wonderful idea, there are major health risks to receiving any form of contraceptive. Even though your Gynecologist does not mention it, no birth control is truly safe.
Well, a vasectomy is a surgical procedure performed on males in which the vas deferens tubes that carry sperm from the testicles to the seminal are cut, tied, cauterized (burned or sealed) or otherwise interrupted to prevent pregnancy of a female. Vasectomies are more effective than condoms or birth control pills, with less than 1 percent chance of getting a female pregnant. Additionally, all surgical procedures have a risk but vasectomies have a very low risk. The whole procedure takes about 10 minutes and is usually done in a doctor’s office, and only requires a local
Others are progestin-only. Pills contain hormones that work in different ways. The condoms are a sheath made of thin latex or plastic to cover the penis before intercourse to keep sperm from joining the egg. No matter how old one is it is very important to use condoms with another method of birth. There are a large variety of birth control options on the market these days.
Contraception, contragestion, (preventing the fertilized egg from implantation - morning-after-pill) and the chemical or surgical induction of abortion are all types of birth control routes to prevent or end pregnancy (“What”). Contraception is the devices, drugs, agents, sexual practices, or surgical procedures to prevent a pregnancy. Contraception tends to help a women decide if and when she would want to have a baby (“What”). There are around 17 different types of birth control methods. According to the article from Oxford there are three main categories of contraception. They are the barrier methods, intrauterine, and the hormonal methods (“Contraception”). They vary from a pill, patch, shot, an implant and a condom to name a few. The most common type of contraception for women is the birth control pill. This pill includes estrogen and progestin to stop the release of the egg and thin the lining of the uterus. If the contraception device is used correctly, only about 3 in every 1,000 women will beco...
Condoms began to come into their own during the 18th century. They were usually made of sheep gut, or sometimes fish skin, and were originally introduced not for prevention of pregnancy but as a protection against syphilis.
Research has demonstrated that consistent condom use is an effective way to prevent the transmission of HIV and other STDs and in the prevention of pregnancy.
Furthermore, birth control has made a huge impact on society. Whether people view it as negative or positive it has allowed for change and sexual responsibility. Therefore, if eventually both male and female have the option to take or be injected with a form of birth control then who knows that revolutions that could bring forth.
In 1960, birth control was approved by the Food and Drug Administration for contraceptive use (Nikolchev). Since then, birth control pills have had a tremendous impact in the American culture. Women were now able to prevent unplanned pregnancy without the consent of their partners and eliminating the use of condoms and other dual consent birth control methods. Birth control pills contain two important hormones: estrogen and progesterone. Natural estrogen is a hormone that is produced in the ovaries and helps regulate the menstrual cycle (Rettner). According to Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Steven Goldstein, “progesterone is a hormone that stimulates and regulates important functions, playing a role in maintaining pregnancy, preparing the body for conception and regulating the menstrua...
There are many forms of birth control. The topic of condom use has caused some to argue that they should be readily available to teens, I truly think that there are other forms of birth control that are more effective, such as the pill and girls should be given the proper education in order to make the right choices when it comes to protection. Condoms are important to use don’t get me wrong but many times they can break or can be ineffective. Plus let’s face it, in the heat of the moment lack of a condom always doesn’t prevent it from happening. Pregnant teens often delude themselves into thinking that if they are swept away by passion, then they aren’t really to blame; it’s simply an accident. According to Centers for Disease Control “In 2010, teen pregnancy and childbirth accounted for at least $9.4 billion in costs to U.S. taxpayers for increased health care and foster care, increased incarceration rates among children of teen parents, and lost tax revenue because of lower educational attainment and income among teen mothers” (CDC, 2014) Birth control pills are a cheaply made, more effective form of birth control. If the pill was cheaper and easier to get, more teens would be protected and less would get