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Condoms are a method of birth control that block the entry of sperm, and also block other bodily fluids from spreading sexually transmitted diseases. Both male and female condoms are available that are made from latex, polyurethane, and lambskin. If used properly, it is effective in preventing pregnancy 98% of the time.

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Is pregnancy possible after taking an I-pill?

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What non-hormonal birth control works postpartum at 27?

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Dr. Ashraf Ghani

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Am I at risk after a first protected sex with an escort?

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Is an erect penis girth of 4 inches normal at age 26?

Hello,Welcome to icliniq.com.From a medical point of view, there is nothing in your description that is concerning based on the measurements you provided. A bone-pressed erect length of 5.

Should I still use condoms despite a Nexplanon implant?

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Am I at HIV risk after protected sex with an escort?

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What are the preventive measures I should take to avoid pregnancy?

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Should I take any medication before sex to avoid an STD?

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What is my risk of HIV after a sexual activity?

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Are my HIV tests conclusive after having a protected sex?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The chances of transmission of HIV by protected intercourse are nil if the condom is used in the right manner.

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