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@adidan1 I’m sorry you want to put your hands over your ears. . . . I won’t reply further as a mod Is suppose to educate users, not fight users.

@adidan1 I provided you a study so saying there is no research is just knowingly lying at this point...

@adidan1 There have been studies on withdrawal, I’m not sure why you think no one would study it since many people use it. I mean all effective rates are ‘estimates’ as you don’t have millions or billions in clinic trials - only hundreds or thousands.

@lijuea Perfect pull out is only around 96% so 4 out 100 fall pregnant each year. Sorry, you were then 4% this year :(

@adidan1 Ok. Still exists. A more truthful statement is...there is not enough research to come up with an accurate ‘perfect use.’ We do know / suspect some men have sperm in their precum. Saying ‘no research’ is implying the numbers are wrong / without any merit.

@adidan1 I get your point, but to say there is no research is a little misleading. The research would just be more focused on samples (as in focused on the science of it not the use by couples). For example: Study on sperm in precum

@nzubechi They halted the vaccine due to blood clots. 1 out of a million may have had blood clots due to vaccine. Unfortunately, this is likely coincidence as blood clots are way more common than people realize. For women in the age group mentioned the risk naturally is 2-5 per 10,000 women...

@mandaforjesus It can take up to 12 months after stopping hormonal birth control to have your ‘natural’ cycle. This is extremely unlikely to be related to the vaccine.

@trueheart5 Was it in network? if so appeal. It would still be covered at 100% Hospitals frequently incorrectly bill.

@wonkydonkey IUD Hormonal: Mirena, Skyla, LILETTA, and Kyleena Or copper IUD