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3.5 months post partum, breastfeeding and using withdrawal method. is this an effective method of birth control?
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One of the worst: This is one of the least effective birth control methods with about a 20 % failure rate. If you do not want to be pregnant then schedule a visit to discuss all of the many effective contraction options you can choose from
Answered 7/3/2017
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