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List four questions you should consider when choosing a method of contraception.

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List four questions you should consider when choosing a method of contraception.

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1. How comfortable would I be using a particular method?
2. Will this method be convenient for me and my partner?
3. Am I at risk for the transmission of STIs?
4. Do I want to have a biological child in the future?
5. How would an unplanned pregnancy affect my life?
6. What are my religious and moral values in relation to contraception?
7. How much will the birth control method cost?
8. Do I have any health factors that could limit my choice?
9. Are there any additional benefits I'd like to get from my contraceptive?

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