Which contraceptive method also provides protection against sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, when used correctly and consistently?
Correct answer: C. Male external condom
- A. Copper intrauterine device
- B. Combined oral contraceptive pill
- C. Male external condom
- D. Depot medroxyprogesterone acetate
Explanation
External condoms provide a physical barrier that reduces transmission of HIV and many sexually transmitted infections. Hormonal methods and intrauterine devices prevent pregnancy but do not protect against sexually transmitted infections.
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