Contraception: Barrier Methods

The video discusses barrier methods of contraception, focusing on how they prevent sperm from reaching the egg. It highlights physical barriers like diaphragms and condoms, which also prevent the exchange of bodily fluids. Condoms are emphasized as the most effective barrier method, with a 98% reliability rate when used correctly. The history of condoms is explored, noting their evolution from animal bladders to modern latex. Additionally, condoms are unique in preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs) alongside pregnancy, making them a crucial contraceptive method worldwide.

What is the reliability rate of male condoms when used correctly?

In what ways do condoms provide additional protection beyond preventing pregnancy?