• Sterilization
• Injection
• Implant
• Contraceptive strip
• Intrauterine devices
• Combined pill
• Small pill
• Man’s condoms
• Woman’s condoms
• Sponge + spermicidal
• Diaphragm
• Immediate contraception – “the day after pill”
• Natural method of contraception

• A majority of diseases don’t have any kind of symptoms – especially among women. If they aren’t treated, they can lead to infertility; condoms are the only method of contraception that offer prevention from pregnancy and sexually spread diseases
• It is vital that you use a condom every time before you have sex in order to protect yourself and your partner from sexually spread diseases and prevent unwilling pregnancy   

• While deciding the method of contraception you would use or in case the selected method is inappropriate, you should consult your practitioner for advice
• Your practitioner or local clinic for planning a family can help while selecting and using the best method of contraception
• Condoms are very attainable and can be bought in bigger stores and pharmacies or can be ordered from the internet; you must check that the package is undamaged and that there is a symbol which guarantees quality of the product

• If the contraception method is unsuccessful or if you had an intercourse without contraception, consult your practitioner immediately

• There is no 100% effective protection
• The most common cause for an unsuccessful contraception is personal error
• Condoms are the only method that protects from sexually spread diseases and prevents unwilling pregnancy – by using other methods, sexually active people are vulnerable
• By using condoms and pills simultaneously – double Dutch method – you ensure a happy and healthy sexual life (the double Dutch method is somewhere called just double method)
• Certain drugs (for example, antibiotics) can affect the contraceptive pill, implant and contraceptive strip so you should consult your practitioner for advice before having sexual relations
• The selection of a contraception method is selecting the best for you and your partner
• If you suspect of having a sexually spread disease, immediately consult your practitioner or clinic for sexual diseases; a majority of sexually spread diseases can quickly be cured with use of antibiotics
• Condoms shouldn’t only be used for casual sex or for new partners – people in long relationships should also protect themselves
• Contraception should be used during every intercourse
• Condoms are also called gums or preservatives
• For immediate cases, contraceptive devices are available even in pharmacies

The values inside the table are internationally accepted.

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