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Contraindications - Combined Oral Contraceptives (COCs)
History of thromboembolic disorders (e.g., DVT, PE)
Male condom
Protects against STIs; water-based lubricant recommended.
Female condom
Offers STI protection; may be noisy and cumbersome.
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Diaphragm
Must be fitted by provider; replace every 2 years or after
weight change/pregnancy. Leave in place for 6 hours after
intercourse. Risk of TSS if left too long.
Cervical cap
Similar to diaphragm but smaller; less effective in women who
have given birth.
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Contraindications - Combined Oral Contraceptives (COCs)
History of thromboembolic disorders (e.g., DVT, PE)
Male condom
Protects against STIs; water-based lubricant recommended.
Female condom
Offers STI protection; may be noisy and cumbersome.
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Diaphragm
Must be fitted by provider; replace every 2 years or after
weight change/pregnancy. Leave in place for 6 hours after
intercourse. Risk of TSS if left too long.
Cervical cap
Similar to diaphragm but smaller; less effective in women who
have given birth.
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