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celticeagle @celticeagle (189792) • Boise, Idaho 25 Feb 25

4000 years ago it was common for women to stuff crocodile dung mixed with honey inside themselves. This was a physical barrier to keep the sperm from reaching the egg. The honey was used to prevent infections. Vinegar-soaked...

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Trying again soon

Ms Rae @carebear29 (32002) • Wausau, Wisconsin 1 Nov 18

So I have one week left of my birth control and that is next week and then I get to try and have another child before my body can't handle it anymore. I am 34 years old and my son has been wanting another sibling. I miscarried...

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Filling a wish

Ms Rae @carebear29 (32002) • Wausau, Wisconsin 3 Oct 17

So my son for his 6th birthday asked for a baby sibling. Well, it has been 6 years since I had a child and I been doing a lot of thinking. Since I already have most of the baby stuff I need and almost set, I was thinking of...

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I Made a Decision Not Based on What I Want

StacyB @Srbageldog (7716) • United States 24 May 17

Yesterday I saw the specialist in the Bay Area about how to move forward to treat my endometriosis. He told me what my various treatment options are, and wouldn't recommend one over the other. He said that each one comes with its...

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ultimate way of population control..

sayanmondal @sayanmondal (22) 22 Feb 17

indeed the primal way of thinking is way more precious than other thoughts. all of the saints or yogis in india gave a splendid solution to birth control, the yogis gave this advice to that people who have the mindset to become...

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~If Your Getting One-Don't Read About People's Experience On Google!~

Jennifer @LovingMyBabies (85923) • Valdosta, Georgia 19 Mar 16

Oh wow, sorry fella's you really might not want to read this topic. I don't do it to you often though so be grateful for that. If you want to read and respond your welcome to though. As for any women that are...

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What are the methods for men and women to avoid pregnancy?

Digital Nomad @VinayaG (550) • Kathmandu, Nepal 30 Aug 15

There are many methods for men and women to avoid pregnancy. Some of these methods are natural while some are clinical. In your experience, what is the most effective method to avoid pregnancy.

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My stomach is just turning

911Ricki @911Ricki (13588) • Canada 8 Apr 13

I think it's this stupid depo shot, I swear to god it's not working. I felt this way the last few times the birth control didn't work. I am so nauseous, I can't tell when I have to pee (i get this horrible stomach pain then...

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Periods, how many is too many?

monkmano @monkmano (585) • Canada 11 Mar 13

Ok so I started taking birth control to regulate my cycle. I missed all of January! so i just started it, i mean in the middle of the month. Online it said it wasnt harmful and the pharmacist didnt give me any real...

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Divorce bill, next?

jeanneyvonne @jeanneyvonne (5500) • Philippines 30 Dec 12

After the passing of the controversial RH bill, another bill is bound to be controversial as best – the divorce bill. Personally, I think will be a more heated debate (as if the RH bill wasn’t) since this time, it is marriage...

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RH bill: the men’s side

jeanneyvonne @jeanneyvonne (5500) • Philippines 18 Dec 12

I think we had enough of discussion about this bill. However I am very much interested on the men’s perspective. It does take two to tango and as much as this is a women’s issue, it will be interesting to see what men view in this...

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Spotting for more than a week -- under Depo

jureathome @jureathome (5361) • Philippines 22 Nov 12

Hi women, I'd like to know if any of you experience the same effect of Depo injectables? It's been 2 weeks now, and I still have spotting. I started Depo 2 months ago, and I didn't bleed, until 2 weeks ago. It's just very slow...

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Is the war on Women backfiring on the Democrats?

bobmnu @bobmnu (8157) • United States 22 Oct 12

It seems that women are switching to Gov. Romney and away from President Obama. Are women seeing the Democrats as a single issue party when it concerns women? Their ads seem to show women only concerned with Birth Control and...

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Started on a low dose pills, and I hope it'd work

jureathome @jureathome (5361) • Philippines 16 Jul 12

We (my husband, our doctor and myself) has decided for me to be on low dose hormonal pills as contraceptive. I've started on my first pack after my 6-week postnatal check up. I have to really get ahead of the med-taking routine...

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Do you use birth control? If you don't, is it because you don't believe in it??

mommyboo @mommyboo (13174) • United States 8 Apr 12

I'm curious to see how many people here use or HAVE used birth control. It could be any form but I'm most interested in prescription forms. If you DON'T, is it because you personally do not believe in it, because it isn't...

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Women will be penalized for using birth control to prevent pregnancies.

ladybugmagic @ladybugmagic (3978) • United States 14 Mar 12

A bill is advancing in Arizona, where women who use contraceptives for the purpose of preventing pregnancy can be penalized. "If a woman wants the cost of her contraception covered, she has to "submit a claim" to her employer...

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The Birth Control Debate

bobmnu @bobmnu (8157) • United States 4 Mar 12

It seems from the reports and the comments from people that this debate is over access to Birth Control. The impression I got was that if the Government didn't force the Churches to pay for Birth Control women could not get Birth...

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The latest in birth control news...

mysticmaggie @mysticmaggie (2498) • United States 29 Feb 12

A young lady is doing a public service ad about college girls who cannot afford birth control pills. It goes like this: College girls today cannot afford birth control because it costs about $3000 a year. In her case and...

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Only a few Catholics oppose President Obama free contraception- Right

bobmnu @bobmnu (8157) • United States 21 Feb 12

It seems that the media would have us beleive that only the Strict Catholics oppose the President on free contraception provided by employer. Now it seems that many Protestant Colleges are also opposed to the new rule and are...

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Birth Control (mainly BC for women)

AidaLily @AidaLily (1450) • United States 17 Feb 12

Now the reason I posted this here is because in the U.S. a lot of churches do not believe in birth control because its against their God's plan. I want to know why religions are against birth control and do the people against...

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