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How common is long-term condom use for married couples?
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Condoms-good choice: Many married couples are very compliant and pleased with condoms for long term contraception. It is usually well tolerated by all and is very effective for prevention of pregnancy. It is especially good for couples who are not ready to do something permanent and are concerned about side effects from hormonal contraceptives.
Answered 3/28/2015
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