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    Pregnancy and Birth Control

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    Birth Control is the Best Way to Fight with Teenage Pregnancy Teen pregnancy is frequently discussed all over the country and the efforts have not reduced the numbers‚ as teens continue to have unsafe sex which eventually leads to pregnancy. These developments led different experts to consider the issue of abstinence‚ abortion‚ and general sex education in order to reduce the rates of pregnancy among teens. The average teen will be curious about sex when he or she starts puberty and begins to be

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    Methods Of Birth Control

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    the withdrawal method‚ she had to put her faith in her partner that he would pull out in time prior to ejaculating. Even though this method worked many women feared her partner would not pull out in time thus becoming pregnant. Another method of birth control was to abstain from sexual intercourse‚ but this method was not acceptable to most husbands

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    Benefits Of Birth Control

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    contraceptives without a parent’s consent. Having easy access to birth control can have a healthy benefits and better care for woman‚ and decrease abortion rates. About 70 percent of Americas favor legalizing over-the-counter birth control pills without a doctor’s prescription. Obtaining contraceptives can help prevent teen pregnancy‚ regulate menstrual cycles and help teens to avoid awkward conversations with their parents. Being on birth control is better than having a teenager expose to the chance of

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    girls do not talk about sex and birth control with their parents because they are worried about the reaction they may receive. Lack of communication between parents and children about contraception is a factor that contributes to teen pregnancy and high rates of STI’s within teenagers. This happens because teen will then not have the accurate information they need about sex and how contraceptives are important As much as teens need information and facts about birth control‚ they mostly need an understanding

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    Mirena Birth Control

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    Product: Birth Control Brand: IUS Mirena Coil Background The letters ‘IUS’ stand for ‘intrauterine system.’ It’s not much longer than a match‚ and it’s more or less T-shaped. It has a couple of short threads hanging from the foot of the ‘T.’ These are useful when the time comes to remove it; all the doctor or nurse has to do is to tug on them with a little clamp. Most importantly‚ the stem of the T contains a reservoir full of female hormone‚ of the type known as a progestogen. This hormone

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    Birth Control for Minors

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    cancer has been linked to promiscuous behavior. * Each year 3 million STD’s are diagnosed in teens * Creates a false sense of security Health Risk associated with Hormonal Contraception * Risk associated with smoking while taking birth control. 90% of all smokers start as teens. * Increases risk of breast‚ cervical‚ and liver cancers * Cervical cancer risk increases with long-term use. * Benign tumors in liver that can case bleeding and rupture. * Expose breast

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    Birth Control in Schools

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    permission to do so or not. “However‚ most respondents in a 2007 AP poll stated that they felt a parent’s consent was required before a school could give out contraceptives. Only about five percent of high schools in the United States distribute birth control.” stated A.E Freeman. High schools should pass out contraceptives to teens because it helps prevent unwanted pregnancies and premature motherhood. Nearly every high school student is not ready to become a parent. Teens being careless and not

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    Birth Control Denise Acosta The controversy of birth control revolves around an issue that has confused our morality for years passed. Through countless instances man has tried to separate the sexual act from that of reproduction and following childbearing. However‚ the essence of choosing acceptably lies not only within our morality‚ but additionally in our power to overcome through the pressure that exists in today world. Therefore our morality‚ coupled

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    Birth control good or bad

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    Birth Control through the centuries In the 18th century it was stereotyped for a woman to be a homemaker and mother to several children. Then came along a medical advancement that to this day still asks the question of when is birth control a blessing to those women that want more to life than just being a mother. Birth Control has been an issue for the past centuries‚ debating if it is a blessing for women that long to have professional career or a gateway for women to indulge into promiscuity

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    Birth control‚ also known as contraception‚ is intended to prevent pregnancy. It has been around for thousands of years now‚ but safe and more effective methods were developed in the 20th century. There are 61 million women in the United States that use contraception during the childbearing years (15-44). [1] Therefore‚ there are many different methods to fit the needs of the many different types of women in the world. The choice of birth control that a woman chooses depends on several different

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