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Q: Cervical Caps And Condoms?

asked by: averiex on April 27th, 2006

Experienced User

Can a cervical cap be used at the same time as a condom? If I were to use a cervical cap with spermicide, could my boyfriend wear a lubricated condom and not damage the cap? How effective would this method be?

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Carifairy

replied on April 27th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Yes you can use them togther..Are you pro choice? I am and I assured by fiance that if I ever got pregnant I would have an aboriton, because neither of us want kids at all ever... So maybe of you are pro choice you could explain to him that you would not have an unwanted pregnany..

Cervical caps are very effective, but still do more research on iud's and stuff..The oens nowadays are much safer and easier to use.. I know you are currently getting your md, trying for school and all.. You should do research on endomertriosis and stuff..You'll find that iud's mirena actually is used to treat endometriosis..

parishilton1

replied on March 3rd, 2008

New User

condom

Use the cap and your partner a condom and you will be fine.

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