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Withdrawal Method ("Pulling out")
What is it?
With this method, the couple may have penile-vaginal
intercourse until ejaculation is impending, at which time the man
withdraws his penis from the vagina and away from external genitalia
of his partner.
How reliable is it?
Efficacy depends
heavily on the man's ability to withdraw prior to ejaculatio. Among
typical users of the method, pregnancy is expected in 19 out of
100 women during the first year of use; however, use by inexperienced
men may result in greater risk of failure.
Are there any hormones involved?
No
Does this type of contraceptive offer protection from STI/STDs?
No
What are the advantages?
It requires
no devices or chemicals and is available in all sexual situations.
This method comes without some of the side effects associated with
some other contraceptive methods.
What are the disadvantages?
The major disadvantage is that there is no room for error! The man
may experience the urge to achieve deeper penetration rather than
to withdraw, and some men can't tell when they are going to ejaculate.
Additionally, this method does not lower or eliminate the risk of
sexually transmitted infections.
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Blood Pressure Screening/Health Information Tablin
Wed 12.02 // 11:30am // Marvin Center Lobby
Time: 11:30am - 1:30pm
Free blood pressure screening and health information
Coffee and Condom
Wed 01.13 // 08:00am // Thurston Hall Lobby
Time: 8am - 10am
Free coffee... condoms... and health info!
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