Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 17, 1992, Page 4, Image 4

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Recycle. It works, (it you work it.)
Lifestyle can help decision
when choosing birth control
By Tammy Batey
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( nllege students f.ii c a score of decisions about
r lasses, careers and control us in birth control
When ( homing .1 form of birth control, women
must make a number of decisions, not the least of
which is whether to have sex at all. said Col Icon
Jones. Student Health Center nurse prai titloner
"Women should realize there are a lot of emo
tional factors Involved In besoming sexually ai -
live." Jones said Abstinence is a choice for
them "
Couples should make dec isions about birth
( onlrol together. Jones said
Ilirlh control is the responsibility of both poo
pie Jones said Unfortunately, a lot ol forms of
Inrib f onlrol are fix used toward women
Hr Coraid I leisi fill health (.enter direc lor. said
fie agreed dec iding tint to have sex is a Infill of
birth ( onlrol
Abstaining is a method and a choice.'
I k isc hb said Women shouldn't feel pressured
into entering a sexual relationship il it's not
something they want to do
l! women choose to become sexually active,
they should first evaluate the type of sexual rela
lionsbips they re having said Cheryl Long
Planned i’.ironlhood of Lane County c cmimunity
health edu> ator
A woman in .1 mutually monogamous relation
ship will prohabls make a different dec ision than
.1 w ■ iirian y\ itfi many sexual partners. Long said
I. mg s.uil some women say they Just want to
gel I.nd and don’t want to talk with their sexual
partners alxiut birth control
II you're not worried about your emotional
safety then yon should yxorry about your physi
c al safety she said
I r women yvith many sexual partners, con
doms should he used ynth a spermic ide suc h as
Monoxyn e o Long said \0110xynul U h.is tx-en
shown to k; I the !ll\ virus in lalxir.itorv tcsls and
yy hen used yvitii a 1 iiiiilum can oiler some protec ■
lion if the comic an breaks
Women uuisl d c ide yvhal would really work
yy uL iheir lifestyle, said Sarah Chart/. I’lanned
I’urcnlhood of Lane County community health
cduc alnr
f! s important to figure out if they re al risk lor
STDs .sexually transmitted diseases),’ Chart/
, i ! 'Almost everyone is at risk for SIDs We
enc outage the Use ol 1 undoms
Women request birth control pills more often
Ilian any other lorm of birth control at both
I'iurined Parenthood and the health center Hoyv
cut. a lorm of disease- control may be needed as
mui h as birth control. I leisrhli said
When xvcimen request the pill, ' well also rei
ommerul using condoms lor STI) protection, ' he
said It's surprising how often people forget
that "
Ifu- diaphragm, the cervical cap and the
sponge require insertion into the vagina and may
not he the right i hoice (or women who experl
cm e disi omfort touc lung themselves. Long said
Wfu n sells ting Inrtli control, women must also
consider hoyv important spontaneity is m their
sexual relationships. Jones said
Top 10 condoms
Condoms arts ribbed "for extra pleasure.”
lubricated, (time In a variety of innovative
colors, and even glow in the dark. Condoms
urn not created alike and some are more ef
fective in protecting against pregnancy and
disease than others.
Consumer Reports tested 37 brands of
condoms for its March 1989 issue, putting
about 10,000 condoms through a battery of
tests.
In (he standard wator tost, the condoms
wore filled with about 10 ounces of wator to
spot pinholes. The overall leakage rate for
each model, projected from the failures, fell
well within the government's tolerance of
four failures per 1,000 condoms.
The condoms also were given the uirbursl
lest, in which condoms are inflated under
controller! conditions until they break.
Condoms were also ruled on lubrication,
spermicide, texture, contour and variability.
Two condom brands received maximum
failure rates LifeSl vies Extra Strength with
Nonoxynol-9 and Life-Styles Nuda IMus
The top 10 condom brands with u pro
jected maximum failure rate of 15 percent
or less are
1 Cold Circle Coin
7. LifuStyles Extra Strength Lubricated
:t Saxon Wet Lubricated
I Ramses Nun-Lubricated Reservoir End
5 Sheik Nan-Lubricated Reservoir End
(> Exi itu Extra
7 Kimono
8 Sheik Elite
') koromex with Nonoxynol-9
10 Excita fiesta
Are thev not going to use something il it inter
rupts spontaneityJones asked
for women who prize spontaneous sex, the
pill, an Intrauterine device or Norplant may tie
more appropriate Junes said
File 11)1) and Norplant oiler effective protection
without requiring a woman to remember to take a
full every day. said .Sherie Slaves, women's
health care nurse practitioner
Cost and effectiveness .ire also important is
sties. Mayes said A i timlimi costs as little as 75
i ents at Planned Parenthood Norplant, six thin
(apsides inserted into a woman's inner arm, costs
Iron) $450 to S500
Tile eilci-tivenuss ol diiierent forms of birth
control also varies Wyeth-Aycrst Laboratories
rated birth control and estimated the percentage
oi .u ( ident.il pregnuni irs women have w hen us
mg liiat form
Norplant has a lowest expected (allure rate of
(17 l'lie typical failure rate lor Norplant, taking
human error into account, is identical bet ause the
method is ruit dependent on the Use!
V\ hen no birth ( ontrol is used, women experi
erne an incidental pregnant! 85 percent of the
time
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sonal light on the issue.
! consider mvM'lf addicted
to pornography. and I think it
is a disease. he said, adding
tnat it is his reason for involve
incut v\ ;th the group. “Pomog
rupJi\ does desensitize men,
speaking for mvself Also, un
addict eventually h.is difficulty
separating the reality from the
fantasy
Arguing against the material
being removed from the book
store. stu .enl Dennis Fitzgerald
said that one e the door is open
to censorship, it is loo easy to
censor additional material
Also defending the* right to
m'II the magazines, Portello ar
gued that no matter what is
published, somebixfv is going
to be offended
"livery pintle of literature, ev
ert piece of art, every book is
going to offend someone, but
there is no evidence that links
pornography and violence
against women," lie said.