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Contraceptive Strategies (major contraceptive methods (male condoms:…

- - - - menstrual phase: days 1-4, discharge dead endometrial cells, blood, vaginal cells, mucous
        
        Proliferative Phase: days 5-13; regeneration & thickening of endometrium
        
        Secretory: days 14-28; vascularization of endometrium
  - - - follicular phase: day 1-13; growing follicles release estrogen; stimulate proliferation of endometrium
        
        Ovulation: day 14; follicle expels oocyte into tube for fertilization
        
        Luteal phase: days 14-28; corpus luteum secretes progesterone
- - - - CON-possible irritations, allergic reactions, could break or tear, lessens the sensation, could interrupt the moment
  - - - CON-no STD/HIV protection, bleeding b/w period, breast tenderness, nausea/vomiting, weight gain, acne
  - - - CON- relationships conflicts might occur
  - - - CON-not reliable; 18% failure; no STD/HIV protection; pre-ejaculate can contain sperm
  - - - CON- no STD protection, initial expense, surgery/recovery period, swelling of the testicles
  - - - CON-no STD protection, low reversal rate, initial expense, surgery and recovery period
  - - - CON-noise during intercourse; hard to insert; lessen sensation; more costly than male; may cause irritations