Family Planning Frequently Asked Questions, NCDPC FAQ
- Do pills cause cancer?
- Will vasectomy diminish a man’s sexual desire & affect his sexual enjoyment?
- Can the condom come off or break during sexual intercourse?
- Do women with irregular menstruation can practice Natural Family Planning Method?
- Does IUD string entangled with men’s penis during sexual intercourse?
Do pills cause cancer?
The pill has been used safely by millions of women for over 30 years and has been tested more than any drug. Studies show that the pill can protect women against some form of cancer such as: those of the ovary and uterus. More clinical trials are being conducted to determine the association of pill use with other forms of cancer.
topWill vasectomy diminish a man’s sexual desire & affect his sexual enjoyment?
Many men enjoy sex more after a vasectomy because they no longer worry about getting their partner pregnant.
topCan the condom come off or break during sexual intercourse?
Those who chose condoms as family planning method should learn how to use and store it properly to minimize the possibility that it will break or slip off during sexual intercourse.
topDo women with irregular menstruation can practice Natural Family Planning Method?
Studies show that most women, regardless of cycle regularity can use NFP as long as they can correctly identify their fertile periods.
topDoes IUD string entangled with men’s penis during sexual intercourse?
The short string (2 cm) of an IUD cannot get entangled on the penis during sexual intercourse. Once an IUD is inserted, the string becomes soft and coils behind the neck of the cervix making any entanglement impossible.
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