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[Topic ID] 112 [Post ID] 585 [Date & Time] 2005-09-26 10:54:43 [Post Text] 
Hello jackbrown101 and welcome to the group :) For the first part, have you or your partner been to a family planning clinic for advice? There are so many contraceptives available nowadays. Injections and condoms may be suitable. The injection lasts for three months and your partner wont have to worry about taking the pill each day. All she needs do is go back to the doctor's or family planning clinic and have another one every three months. Condoms are strongly recommended for the prevention of spreading STD's but if this is the first time for both of you, then perhaps this would be more down to personal preference. It may be fun in any case to try using a condom so you have the experience. You are right to worry about pregnancy. There are other barrier methods of contraceptives available other than the condom but they dont prevent the spreading of diseases. The cap or diaphram for example. Then there is the contraceptive pill which needs to be taken every day. Some people swear by the injection over the pill. I would gather as much info on each method as you can to enable you both to make an informed decision together. The family planning clinic would be your best source as you could talk face to face there and come away with condoms as they are usually given out there to everyone. Good luck with your endevours and please dont hesitate to ask questions on the various methods of contraception as you learn about them. Princess
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