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Originally Posted by Artchic528
Having sex without condoms almost guarantees that a pregnancy will arise, as no pill or IUD is 100% preventative. Also, with IUDs, there is a very high risk that said pregnancy will be endoscopic, meaning that the zygote will implant itself onto the walls of the fallopian tube instead of waiting until it's in the uterus. This is not only dangerous to the woman, but painful and scary as all hell.
It's also very foolish as the risk of getting STDs goes through the roof. The Pill and IUDs don't have any shred of protection against these. If you have any shred of common sense and don't want a baby in the near future, or want a lifelong illness, then the use of a condom is very much mandatory.
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Nothing in life is 100% but the hormonal contraceptives/IUDS methods pretty much prevent most of pregnancies. The risk comes from human error. (or hyperfertility, which is very rare)
It is foolish to say it is GUARANTEED pregnancy will arise. This kind of speech makes anxious people distrust their birth control.
Also, extrauterine (ectopic) pregnancies with IUDS only arise if the IUD has not been fitted properly or slipped into a bad position inside the uterus. It should not happen if your doctor actually knows what he's doing, and if you take care of not lifting very heavy weights.
Double protection is always good for peace of mind and in case the other contraceptives aren't being handled carefully. Also, they should be used when sleeping with a new partner with uncertain std status.