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(a) Suggest any two categories of contraceptive methods to control the size of human population which is essential for the prosperity of a country. Also explain about each method briefly.
(b) Name two bacterial and two viral infections each that can get sexually transmitted.
(c) List two advantages of using condom during sexual act.
Answers (1)
a)
- Barrier method - In this method male or female use condoms to avoid pregnancy and also helps in maintaining reproductive health.
- Chemical method - In this method, oral pills are taken like Saheli and Ipills which prevent the process of ovulation and fertilization of egg and sperm.
b) Bacterial: gonorrhoea and syphilis
Viral: genital herpes and HIV
c)
- It prevents unwanted pregnancies
- It reduces the risk of sexually transmitted diseases.
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