how good would be using vcf, a condom and pulling out work?

Question

Odds pf getting pregnant at 43 using condom and vcf film? Safe? Help so paranoid.

Answer 1

~ 85%: ~85% protection against pregnancy ( pills are 99%). at age 47 your changes of conception are less than 5%

Answer 2

Morning After Pill: You can try to inflate the condom to see if there's a pinpoint hole. Nevertheless if you suspect the condom leaked, broke, or was forgotten then taking the morning after pill (emergency contraception) can minimize the risk of unplanned pregnancy.

Answer 3

Because it broke: If condom broke and leaked its contents, it would be clearly apparent. If it wasn't visible to or your consort, then do a pregnancy test if you miss your period.

Answer 4

Just few wks: Recovery will be fairly rapid after catheter is removed.

Answer 5

Minimal: For a mesh sling only, there is minimal pain and no real restrictions other than nothing in your vagina for 6 weeks. Driving and work can usually resume whenever you feel like it. This may vary from patient to patient but, having done thousands of mesh slings, it's rare to have pain or extended recovery.

Answer 6

Just few wks: Recovery will be fairly rapid after catheter is removed.

Answer 7

Short recovery: Most patients can have this done as outpatient surgery, and do not need an indwelling catheter afterwards. Pain and bleeding is generally resolved within two weeks, and most patients can be back to work within one to two weeks; and resume sexual activity after 6-8 weeks.

Answer 8

No guarantees: Using Saran wrap instead of a condom is not advisable and will likely increase the probability of birth control failure.

Answer 9

You shouldn't: While it may appear to work, be smart and get a real condom.

Answer 10

Protection: Using a condom provides some protection agains sexually transmitted diseases, such as herpes, chlamydia, and gonorrhea.

Answer 11

Many: decrease chance of pregnancy and decreased chance of STD

Answer 12

Water based: Water based products such as k-y.

Answer 13

Water soluble: Most water soluble lubricants will work such as K-Y or Astroglide. Do not use vasoline. Some condoms come with pre-packaged lubricant with the condom.

Answer 14

Water based: Best not to use butter, margarine, cooking oils. Vaseline, petroleum jelly or hand/body lotions or creams with latex condoms because it can cause them to break.

Answer 15

Condom failure : Condom failure is not common. Condoms fail only 2% of the time. A fresh condom properly used with water based lubricant will provide good protection. Check the expiration date before use. After intercourse you can inspect the condom for holes or tears. If the condom is intact, then you're ok. If you discover a tear in the condom, you can prevent pregnancy with Plan B emergency contraception.

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