The use of any method that prevents pregnancy; Birth control

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The use of any method that prevents pregnancy; Birth control Contraception The use of any method that prevents pregnancy; Birth control

Mechanical (Barrier) methods of contraception: Physically prevent the sperm and egg from meeting or implanting in the uterus IUD Condom Contraceptive sponge Cervical cap Diaphragm

Chemical methods of contraception: Chemicals or hormones the either kill sperm or prevent ovulation. Vaginal suppositories Spermicidal foams, jellies, and creams

Hormonal Methods of Contraception: Norplant implants “The pill” The morning after pill The Ring The Patch The Shot

Permanent methods of contraception: Tubal ligation Vasectomy

Natural methods of contraception: These methods prevent the sperm and the egg from meeting through timing Rhythm Withdrawal Not having sex