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A member asked:
Is condom a good bc? we use condom properly and he pull out his penis before he ejaculate. day 1-4 is my menstruation and we had sex on day 11.
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So-so: Condoms are only about 85% effective in pregnancy prevention, Effectiveness can be improved a bit by also using a spermacide. Also consider avoiding intercourse on your most fertile days. Most other prescription contraceptives are 99% effective.
Answered 7/13/2014
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