Contraceptive Methods
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Choosing not to have sex provides 100 percent protection from HIV, STIs, and pregnancy. For some, this means avoiding vaginal, anal, and oral-genital intercourse altogether. Others may choose to avoid any type of sexual or intimate contact, including hugging and kissing. Choosing not to have sex is often referred to as “abstinence.” WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF CHOOSING NOT TO HAVE SEX (ABSTINENCE)? Choosing not to have sex is free and available to all. Not having sex is extremely effective at preventing both infection and pregnancy. It is the only 100% effective method of preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unintended pregnancy. Not having sex can be practiced at any time in one's life. Not having sex may encourage people to build relationships in other ways. Not having sex may be the course of action which you feel is right for you and makes you feel good about yourself.
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This video presents contraceptive methods through the topic of choosing not to have sex, referred to as abstinence. The description presents abstinence as avoiding vaginal, anal and oral-genital intercourse, and lists advantages presented including that it is free, available to all, and described as the only 100 percent effective method of preventing sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancy in the source.
Key points
- Presents choosing not to have sex as abstinence as described
- Covers avoiding vaginal, anal and oral-genital intercourse as presented
- Lists advantages presented including free and available to all
- Presents effectiveness claims about preventing infections and pregnancy as stated in the source
Video Overview
This video presents “Contraceptive Methods” — Choosing not to have sex provides 100 percent protection from HIV, STIs, and pregnancy. For some, this means avoiding vaginal, anal, and oral-genital intercourse altogether. Others may choose to avoid any type of sexual or intimate. Whether you are preparing for a procedure, studying the technique, or learning how a condition is assessed, the recording shows the process as it is performed in practice.
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