Question

One of the legal methods of birth control is
A. By a premature ejaculation during coitus
B. Abortion by taking an appropriate medicine
C. By abstaining from coitus from 10-17 days of menstrual cycle
D. By having coitus at the time of day break

Answer 1

It is a natural birth control technique. A woman becomes fertile every month for nine days, within which she is most likely to get pregnant. The fertile cycle begins five days before ovulation and continues after ovulation for three days.

Complete answer:
To answer this question, we should first know about birth control. Birth control involves several techniques and mechanisms by which childbirth can be delayed. In both men and women, these strategies can be applied. Of the many techniques, only a few are efficient. The usefulness depends on how cautiously the procedure is used.

Let's find the answer now from the options—
- Ejaculation is the secretion of sperm from the penis after an erection. When ejaculation occurs faster than he or his partner would want, it's known as premature ejaculation (PE). It is considered a type of dysfunctional sexuality. Therefore, it is not a legal birth control method. Thus, option A is incorrect.

- Abortion is said to occur as pills are being used to induce a miscarriage. Such a method is an illegal birth control method. Thus, option B is incorrect.

- It is possible to neglect pregnancy by abstaining from coitus from ten-seven days of the menstrual period during which the egg is produced. This approach is called 'periodic abstinence' for birth control. It is one of the most effective pregnancy avoidance methods and it is legal. Thus, option C is correct.

- Daybreak coitus can raise contraceptive changes. Thus, option D is incorrect.

Hence, the correct answer is option (C).

Note: The concept of preventing chances of ovum and sperm interacting is based on natural methods. Medicine, treatment or even device used to discourage pregnancy is referred to as birth control or contraception. These methods can be widely group into barrier techniques, techniques that prevent fertilized eggs from being inserted within the uterus, and techniques that prevent ovulation, like birth control pills.