does anyone know about no-plant(its a type of contraceptive)?
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You do need to use another form of birth control if you want to prevent pregnancy.\n\n"Norplant should be removed after seven years — five years for overweight women — because it stops working, and it can cause menstrual irregularities. It can also be removed anytime earlier. The clinician will numb the area with a painkiller and will usually make one small cut to remove all six of the implants. Removal takes up to 30 minutes. Norplant may be more difficult to locate in some women. Removal for them may require more than one visit and/or several incisions. Pregnancy can happen anytime after the implants are removed."\n\nhttp://www.plannedparenthood.org/pp2/portal/medicalinfo/birthcontrol/pub-birth-control-06.xml\n\nYou can get more information on Norplant at the sites provided.\n\nhttp://www.ivf.com//npt.html\n\n"The Contraceptive Foundation is a nonprofit foundation that has established a Norplant Removal Program aimed at helping uninsured and underinsured women gain access to removal of the Norplant system. Women considering the Contraception Foundation Norplant Removal program should call 1-800-760-9030 to determine if they meet the Contraception Foundation's eligibility criteria."\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/article/9/2953_525
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Orthotrycyclen-Lo is a good one a good bit of the female soldiers we see take it and outside of snapping on someone now and again there is very little outward side-effects. As far as libido, some of them are freaks, so maybe this is what you are looking for. I've also seen fewer sides in Levitra so there you go and take this info with a grain of salt.
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Necon 1/35 can be used for treatment of menopausal symptoms, yes.  It is an estrogen and progestin combination contraceptive pill, also used to prevent pregnancy, regulate the menstrual cycle, or treat any other condition as determined by the doctor.  Hope that helps!
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The condom is not considered a hormone-based contraceptive.  The pill,ring, and transdermal patch all contain hormones.  The IUD(intra-uterine device) contains copper only, but there is also an IUD with hormones.
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if it just for avoiding pregnancy ,ocp tablets LD(low dose)are  the good and the best way for that.....just for the first time of usage u have to use condom or other contraceptive...if u wanna avoid of std too then condoms are good but the number of the failer for pregnancy is more than OCP...OCP is better way...
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No, but it is not a way of birth control, and it does not protect you from STD's. I have two children from the "withdrawl" or "pull-out" method. I am only 23.
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Sort of.\n\nCondoms are usually effective.  They're safer than using nothing at all.  Sometimes they split, in which case there's a chance of pregnancy.\n\nCondoms also reduce the risk of SOME sexually-transmitted diseases.
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There really is not much good information about the effect of music on plants because all attempts to do controlled studies on plants and music result in "no difference". Any "differences" between a music treatment and a no-music control (or other-music treatment) in pseudoscience studies can almost always be attributed to some difference in other variables in the project which have not been suitably controlled (light, water, fertilizer, soil type, humidity, etc.)
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Well, there's artificial insemination, or whatever it's called. That's where they just take some sperm and inject it into the womb of a woman...or they can mix sperm and an egg together in a petri dish and then inject that into the woman.\n\nBut if you're talking all natural...no pregnancy without sex.
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I don't think it is perverted... but it sounds like maybe you are having subconscious thoughts about having children? Vine like plants could be considered as fertility (having babies), and planting them means you want them to nurture and grow. It's the only thing I can come up with:). Check out the site below for some more info maybe? Good luck!
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It's true.\n\nLong-term BCP use lowers libido.\n\nHow Contraceptives Kill a Woman's Libido Long-Term \nhttp://www.mercola.com/2005/jun/14/contraceptives_libido.htm\nhttp://www.mercola.com/2004/oct/27/birth_control.htm\n\nIt could not be more clear that using this form of contraception long-term is truly a prescription for disaster that is loaded with enormous potential complications http://www.mercola.com/2004/jun/26/contraceptives_hrt.htm
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PLEASE do not use this form of birth control!  It is very dangerous and being taken off the market.  Everyone I know who has used it has gained between 30 and 60 pounds.\n\nThe pros are that it's easy - you only have to get it done once every 3 months.  The cons are too numerous to list.  There are so many options out there.  Please look at the others!
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If you play Contra enough, it can actually work as a contraceptive.  Just ask any guy who's pissed off his girl by playing too much.
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Yes there is, its called Woman`s Choice\nWoman’s Choice is a natural solution for many discomforts that may arise. \n\nKey Benefits:\nAs women approach age 35 and beyond, they experience a variety of symptoms, some of which are related to declining estrogen levels. Many studies suggest that phytoestrogens may help women’s changing nutritional needs during this time of life. Woman’s Choice is a natural solution for many discomforts that may arise. It contains antioxidants that assist the body’s defense against the effects of free radicals.* And it includes a blend of isoflavones from red clover, soy and kudzu, along with black cohosh, all of which may promote hormone balance, especially during perimenopause.* \n\n\nContains antioxidants that assist the body's defense against the effects of free radicals.* \nContains a special blend of isoflavones from red clover, soy and kudzu, along with black cohosh, all of which may promote hormone balance.* \nVisit www.beaturlbs-mall.com to get it :) hope it helps
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Birth control, also called contraception, is any method used to prevent pregnancy. It allows you to choose whether or when to have a child.
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Cat's claw works not only as an herbal contraceptive but also as an anti-viral.....I've been using it for years and never been pregnant...becareful though because it can cause permanent sterileity(sp?)
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Contraceptive pills are nothing but the hormonal pills, they alter the hormonal level in your body and altering the ovulation cycle. Balanced level of hormones are very essential for optimum body functioning. Pills can cause nausea, vomiting, altered mood, dry mouth, constipation, lethargy, dry vaginaitis, altered heart rate and blood pressure. But these side effects does not occur in all females, and become more prominent in in long term uses. consult your gynec before using.\n\nother methods like inserting a copper T  or some other device can cause infections or abnormal bleeding, if not used properly. \n\nLatex condoms can cause allergic reactions and there are always chances of tearing or slipping of the condom. But 90 % it is safe to use. The only thing is that you have to use it properly and it should be a good one.\n\nVasectomy and tubectomy are the most safest way to prevent pregnancy, if in future you does not have any plans to have babies. Now a days reversal types of surgeries are also available.