List at least five factors to consider in choosing a method of contraception
What will be an ideal response?
(any five or more of the following):
1. Comfort level - are you and your partner comfortable with this product or method?
2. Convenience - how easy is it to obtain and use?
3. Risks of STI transmission - based on your and your partner's sexual histories.
4. Desire to have children in the future.
5. How an unplanned pregnancy would affect your life.
6. Moral values and religious beliefs.
7. Cost - can you afford it?
8. Health risks - do you have any health conditions that will contraindicate its use?
9. Any additional benefits a contraceptive can provide, such as less-frequent periods.
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