Contraception - child development

Contraception - child development

1. Condom

   • Worn over the penis during intercourse to prevent sperm entering the vagina
   • 98% effective if they are used properly.
   • They also protect both partners from sexually transmitted infections
   • Can split or slip off during intercourse.

2. Femidom

   • Its worn inside the vagina during intercourse
   • 95% effective if they are used properly.
   • Protect both partners from sexually transmitted infections
   • they are a lot more expensive than condoms. Fiddly to use properly

3. Diaphragms

   • It fits over the cervix to stop sperm from meeting the egg
   • 92%-96% effective. Can be put in hours before intercourse.
   • offers less protection against STI's than condoms