1) Abstinence: Refraining from sex including oral.
2) Birth control pill: A prescription pill that helps suppress ovulation.
3) Condom: Latex sheath placed over erect penis.
4) Female condom: Lubricated sheath that is inserted into vagina.
5) Injection: A prescription injection that suppresses ovulation.
6) Morning After pill: Pills that are similar to birth control pills taken after intercourse.
7) The patch: Adhesive patch worn on the skin that releases hormones and suppresses ovulation.
8) IUD: t-shaped advice inserted into the uterus.
9) Cervical caps: A thin silicone cup that is inserted into the vagina before intercourse.
10) Vasectomy: A surgical procedure that cuts/blocks the vas deferens.
