Ineffective Methods

 INEFFECTIVE METHODS

 

The clinician must be prepared to counsel against routine use of less-than-effective, folklore-based techniques such as postcoital douching, withdrawal before ejaculation (coitus interruptus), makeshift barriers (such as food wrap), and various contraceptive coital positions. Contraceptive coun-seling should address effective methods compatible with the patient and her partner.

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