prevention of taking contraceptive pills

[Guest guest]

Hi I am new to this group...I am guy a married man w/ a lots of

birthing child problems... I really believed that this group has given

me a lots of news of advice which i shared and learned so many... I am

32 years old, I don't know how to say but my problem is how to prevent

this productive cells to be grown up in my wife coz she did'nt like to

take some contraceptive pills... Anyway my name is renante 32 years old

i had some business and i'mworking too.

[Guest guest]

Well, my first several suggestions are not under the category of " natural

medicine, " because I feel that the " un-natural " forms of birth control tend to

work the best for MOST people (that is, fewer accidental conceptions).

1-You could get a vasectomy.

2-She could get a tubal ligation

#s 1 and 2 are valid ONLY if you truly believe that you want to have no more

children. I know that some people change their minds and try to get their

sterilizations reversed, but this is very expensive, and it's not always

effective.

NOTE: I got my tubes tied when I was only 21, because I wanted NO

children--EVER!--and I didn't want to take a chance on having my contraception

fail. This was a very good solution for ME and for my personality, desires, and

goals in life, but it's certainly not a good choice for everyone. I advocate

these choices only for people who are sure that this is what they want and know

that they'll never change their minds!

3-IUD (intra-uterine device)

4-diaphragm or cervical cap--usually used with a spermacide

5-Condoms

 

And it should be noted that condoms work ESPECIALLY well when combined with an

IUD, a diaphragm, or a cervical cap. Your chances of an accidental conception

when combining several birth control methods can be almost nil.

 

If your religion and/or your personal philosophy fobid using contraception,

then there is something called " Natural Family Planning, " which is a version of

" the rhythm method " (periodic sexual abstinence) that's combined with

observations of cervical mucous, body temperature, and other ovulation

indicators.

 

Your wife can get instruction in Natural Family Planning, an IUD, a cervical

cap or a diaphragm from her doctor or from a family planing clinic. Of course,

condoms are readily available in most pharmacies in the USA, but I don't know

what the situation is like where you're from (I presume, from the way that you

phrase things in English, that you're not living in the USA).

 

Cyn

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

renante 32, there have been some great technology advances in birth

control. I found that I can't reliable do the pill due to my erratic

work and lifestyle schedule.

 

Your wife needs to decide which form she is comfortable using. There

is the Nuvaring, which is a ring inserted in the vagina that time

releases progesterone over three weeks. I have found that to very

effective as long as the user keeps track of calender dates. Its

barely felt and does not negatively effect sex.

 

If that is not a viable option, do some research online. There are

other time release birth control options (shots, ortho evra patch).

However, your wife needs to weigh her options with how sensitive she

is to medication. If she is very sensitive to hormonal changes,

proceed carefully.

 

You may consider another option, which is male vasectomy (which is

reversable). A couple that I know who under went the surgery have

claimed it been quite the relief as well as the high increase of

their sex life. Husband said it removed all concern of pregnancy in

his mind, resulting in his increased desire. Good for them.

 

Best wishes in you and your wife's search.

 

 

> , " sg_nakila "

<sg_nakila@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Hi I am new to this group...I am guy a married man w/ a lots of

> > birthing child problems... I really believed that this group has

> given

> > me a lots of news of advice which i shared and learned so

many... I

> am

> > 32 years old, I don't know how to say but my problem is how to

> prevent

> > this productive cells to be grown up in my wife coz she did'nt

like

> to

> > take some contraceptive pills... Anyway my name is renante 32

years

> old

> > i had some business and i'mworking too.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

sg_nakila - I feel so very old reading some of these questions! If I

understand you correctly you are asking how your wife can prevent

getting pregnant without taking birth control pills. The obvious

answer is abstinence - lol. I supposed for a 32 year old guy that is

not an option. Just kidding. There are a lot of birth control methods

out there other than birth control pills. Condoms? There is a

procedure your wife could get where a birth control device is

implanted in her arm (norplant). There is the use of a diaphram. There

are injections which she can get periodically to prevent getting

pregnant. There is the rhythmn method (altho I wouldn't recommend it).

If you do not EVER want any children she can have her tubes tied or

you could have a vasectomy. These are options her Doctor could help

you both with. I personally believe that a child is the gift and the

will of God. Sometimes (perhaps because of this) any birth control

method can prove ineffective. Helen

 

, " sg_nakila " <sg_nakila

wrote:

>

> Hi I am new to this group...I am guy a married man w/ a lots of

> birthing child problems... I really believed that this group has

given

> me a lots of news of advice which i shared and learned so many... I

am

> 32 years old, I don't know how to say but my problem is how to

prevent

> this productive cells to be grown up in my wife coz she did'nt like

to

> take some contraceptive pills... Anyway my name is renante 32 years

old

> i had some business and i'mworking too.

>