
1. Understand pregnancy.
Every teenager should teach themselves or thought by parents about pregnancy before any sexual intercourse that involves P-I-V sex
2 Study about sexually
transmitted diseases. Unprotected anal, vaginal, and oral sex can scatter sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Note one can only get an STD by share out fluids or skin-to-skin contact with a person already infected.
3 Look at the alternative of birth control pills
Birth control pills are very efficient at preventing pregnancy
4. Practice to utilize condoms when having penis-in-vagina sex.
Condoms are the most common ways of birth control amongst teenagers. They are affordable, simply to use, and safe guard you from pregnancy and some sexually transmitted diseases.
5. Study the female fertility cycle. A lady with FTM hormones are most fertile during ovulation and for a couple of days afterward. This commonly take place on days 11–21 of a 28-day menstrual cycle, where day 1 is the start of menstrual flow.
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