how to avoid pregnancy? withdrawal is the safest when sex?


i am a student and i want to know the safest process to avoid pregnancy.. my teacher told me before that withdrawal is not safest.. now i want to sure pls. answer my question and pls. give me some more idea..

Answers:
hay withdrawal can be safe at sometimes its more like 40% effective but when using a condom its more effective, its at least 80% because it can get damaged and then when you think its all safe and OK because there is a condom you then leave it in and when you're finished you can then see that the condom is damage, so for me i think withdrawal is maybe more effective for Lot of people, not scientifically but it is more effective personally because you are sure it came out before...lol but to avoid pregnancy the contraceptive pills are best its 99.9% effective. The only 100% effective way in avoiding sex is not having sex...although the virgin Mary got pregnant! so its withdrawal...yeah it avoids pregnancy but not transmitted disease..

Other Answers:
the 100% safe way is to avoid sex or try sucking and lip ping
The woman can be on the pill
Use a Condom
i get a shot in my butt every 3 months called depo provera. it works great, i don't even see my menstrual cycle (and i had a very irregular one so its awesome.)

but umm... the best way? hate to be a party pooper, but abstinence.

i dont know what you mean by withdrawl. you either do it, or not do it. you dont get hot flashes from just not doing it. thats silly.
One of the toughest decisions that a lot of teens face is whether to have sex. If teens decide to have sex, it means they must also take responsibility to protect themselves from unplanned pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

In the United States, the teenage pregnancy rate is higher than in many other countries. Approximately 1 million teens become pregnant every year and about 78% of them don't plan on becoming pregnant. In addition to preventing unplanned pregnancies, people who have sex must protect themselves from STDs. For those having sex, condoms must always be used every time to protect against STDs.

The most effective method of birth control is abstinence, which means no sexual intercourse. Abstinence is the only way that couples can be 100% sure they will not have to deal with pregnancy or STDs.

For couples who do choose to have sex, there are many effective birth control methods to choose from. Check the articles below to learn some important information about different methods of birth control. You may be surprised - some popular methods aren't as effective as people might think.

Birth Control Patch
Birth Control Pill
Birth Control Ring
Birth Control Shot
Condom
Diaphragm
Emergency Contraception (Morning-After Pill)
IUD
Rhythm Method
Spermicide
Withdrawal
Updated and reviewed by: Barbara P. Homeier, MD
Date reviewed: March 2005
Originally reviewed by: George A. Macones, MD, and Neil Izenberg, MD
Source(s):
http://kidshealth.org/teen/sexual_health/contraception/contraception.html
The safest way to avoid pregnancy as we all no is no sex at all. That is the only 100% garantee. Withdrawal is in no way a safe way to avoid getting pregnant. My girlfriend got pregnant that way. A man will secret seman before he has an orgasm. The best way is for both the man and the woman use some kind of birth controll.
if u don't want to use any contraceptive method, and still u don't want to be pregnant, i have a way.

but this works only when u r periods are regular........

count the day of starting of menstruation as day 1, then in a month the first 8days and last 10 days are safe where u do not get pregnancy even though u don't use any contraceptive. the intervening 12 days are unsafe.

but this method will neither protect u from sexually transmitted diseases, nor guarantee a 100% protection at pregnancy, as women's menstrual cycles vary from person to person



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