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A table of different contraceptives and their reliability, indicated as the probability of pregnancy in one year's usage.
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Written by: Jacob Palme, professor
First version:
22 Jul 2008.
Latest revision:
24 Aug 2008.
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Which contraceptives are most reliable?
Answer:
Method |
Probability of pregnancy in one year |
Comment |
Theoretical if the method is always used perfectly |
In practice, including for example that a condom can
break or that one forgets to take a contraceptive pill |
| No contraceptive |
85% |
85% |
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| Coitus interruptus (Withdrawing the penis before ejaculation) |
9% |
40% |
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| Diaphragm |
5% |
18% |
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| Contraceptive pill |
3% |
3% |
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| prophylactic condom |
2% |
12% |
Prophylactic condom or a combination of condom and other means
are the only means which will also protect against sexually transmitted diseases
such as Clamydia and HIV.
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| Combination of contraceptive pill and condom |
0% |
0,4% |
| IUD |
0,6% |
0,8% |
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| Hormone implantation |
0,2% |
0,2% |
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| Female sterilization |
0,2% |
0,4% |
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| Depo-provera |
0,3% |
0,3% |
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| Male sterilization |
0,1% |
0,15% |
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| Abstention from sex |
0% |
0% |
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