name | Withdrawal Method (No Specific Drug) |
Classification | Contraceptive Method, Non-Pharmaceutical |
Pharmacokinetics | Not applicable. The withdrawal method relies on preventing sperm from entering the vagina. No drug is ingested or absorbed into the body. |
suggested dosage | No dosage required. The method relies on careful timing and avoiding ejaculation within the vagina. |
indications | To prevent pregnancy. |
Safety in pregnancy | Not applicable - withdrawal method does not affect pregnancy itself. |
Safety in breastfeeding | Generally considered safe during breastfeeding. |
side effects | 1 | No direct side effects related to the method itself. Potential for risk if used incorrectly | 2 | Stress or anxiety related to perceived risk of failure |
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contraindications | 1 | Lack of proper knowledge or technique to use it correctly | 2 | Inconsistent or unreliable sexual habits |
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interactions | No direct drug interactions. May interact with other methods of birth control when used concurrently (e.g., with a condom) |
warnings and precautions | 1 | Inconsistent use can significantly increase risk of pregnancy | 2 | Requires strong communication and mutual understanding between sexual partners | 3 | Not effective as a preventative measure against sexually transmitted infections | 4 | Proper timing is crucial. A significant amount of self-control is required for correct application | 5 | A history of difficulty with sexual function and/or lack of appropriate timing may increase the risk of failure | 6 | Requires abstinence for some time post ejaculation to ensure complete efficacy. |
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additional informations | 1 | Withdrawal method is less reliable than other contraceptive methods. | 2 | Consistent use is critical for effectiveness. | 3 | Significant personal or partner-related emotional implications. | 4 | Consideration of alternative, more effective contraceptive options. | 5 | Accurate knowledge of the process is paramount for effectiveness. | 6 | Educate yourself on the process. If unsure, consult with a healthcare provider. |
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patient specific info | age | 25 | weight | 70 | patient details | Male patient is assumed to be 25 years old weighing 70kg. |
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