Answer:
D. vasectomy
Explanation:
Although it could be reversed, a vasectomy is generally considered a permanent method of birth control, and it's very safe long term, with very little risk of failing.
A. Condom: is not a permanent method of birth control, as you have to remind to use it every time... and the condom itself might fail (burst, slip, and so on)
B. Outercourse: even if the guy pulls out before total ejaculation, some drops may have leaked before the exit and cause a pregnancy.
C. Implant, it's usually a temporary implement and it has to be renewed or changed after a certain period of time.
All of the above are correct
Answer: Short term: Your heart beats harder and faster and your blood vessels dilate, pushing more blood into your large muscles and raising your blood pressure. Long term: Consistently elevated heart rate, blood pressure, and stress hormones can increase your odds of heart attack, stroke, and hypertension.
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