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by Alexandra Sanchez1 view·Updated Nov 27, 2020

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  1. Hi, My name is Alexandra Sanchez, and before I could
  2. start it, I'm just gonna ask you guys a few
  3. questions. So how many of you guys stop using birth
  4. controls? Because Doctor's appointment was expensive or not?
  5. Buy condoms because you don't have enough money for right.
  6. We're going to talk today about why insurance companies should
  7. pay for condoms saints as they pay for birth controls.
  8. Now, according to the CDC, 35% of people are not
  9. using any contraceptive method.
  10. Onley, 12.6% use birth control and 8.7% use male condoms.
  11. The only contraceptive method that protect people from sexually transmitted
  12. diseases or S cities are condoms.
  13. A. Cities are not Onley costly, but since sometimes they
  14. don't show any symptoms, people don't know they have them.
  15. And they can even have more complications like reproductive health
  16. problems, which can cause pelvic inflammatory diseases, ectopic pregnancies and
  17. infertility. We also have the fatal Emperor Nadal health problem,
  18. which is preterm labor, miscarriages, birth defects, and the last
  19. one is cancer.
  20. Now, about 50% off infections are for young people between
  21. the ages of 15 to 24 even though the Onley
  22. represent 25% of sexually active people.
  23. Now, the annual cost for prevention and treatment service is
  24. is nearly $16 billion in 2008.
  25. And that is not the only problem.
  26. Condoms are on Lee, 88% effective.
  27. If use correct.
  28. See? And we're not perfect.
  29. People don't use them correctly.
  30. They don't use it perfectly.
  31. So there on Lee, 85% effective, safer birth controls.
  32. They are 99% effective.
  33. But we all been there.
  34. Maybe we forget to take in one night.
  35. Maybe we take it later because because we got home
  36. late and all of this makes the birth control 91%
  37. effective. Now, I know that even if we use both
  38. methods, we won't be a We won't be 100% effective
  39. preventing pregnancies.
  40. But it will be safer for both pregnancies and STDs
  41. is 45% off unwanted pregnancies.
  42. Sorry. Off pregnancies are unwanted and 75% of them or
  43. among teenagers aged 15 to 19.
  44. As of 2011, this number is a better number than
  45. the 51% of unwanted pregnancies off 2008.
  46. 0, now you might think you might be asking yourself,
  47. How much do we pay for these unwanted pregnancies?
  48. And the answer is that American Tax Player space 21
  49. billion dollars each year's for unintended pregnancies.
  50. There are 1.5 million on planned birth, and Medicaid pays
  51. for 68% off them.
  52. Now the 12 because of birth is $20,716.
  53. This includes the prenatal care, deliver and delivery, the postpartum
  54. care and the 1st 12 months of infant care.
  55. Now all of this makes me think.
  56. Are we focusing on the wrong solution?
  57. It's a better to give pills to prevent and cities
  58. and pregnancies.
  59. Or is it better to have a better education on
  60. how to currently use condoms?
  61. Is it fair their insurance companies are paying for birth
  62. controls, but they're not paying for condoms.
  63. Even vasectomies are not covered by insurance.
  64. Most of the time, and even birth control have side
  65. effects that can cause nauseous, sore breasts, headaches, mood swings
  66. or bleeding between periods.
  67. While what's the side?
  68. If it had become them, there are none.
  69. The average frequency off intercourse off for people between the
  70. ages of 18 and 29 was twice a week.
  71. Ah, 112 times a year.
  72. That means that they're using 112 condoms.
  73. Ah, year.
  74. Now you take a turn packet.
  75. Condom is 79.
  76. You divide the 79 by about 10, and then you
  77. multiply by 112.
  78. This makes They were sold $89.49 a year, so it
  79. it costs $89.49 for 100 and 10 12 condoms.
  80. Interesting. So why isn't sure I'm not paying for condoms.
  81. There is many opinions, one report said.
  82. If people cannot afford contraceptives on their own, let them
  83. stay in from it.
  84. But let me remind you, 45% of unwanted pregnancies are
  85. for 15 for a teenagers aged 15 to 19.
  86. So do you think it's a teenager can have pleasure
  87. for free?
  88. They're going to choose to pay for it.
  89. Teenagers think that getting an STD or getting pregnant it's
  90. impossible. If they didn't think that, Do you think that
  91. would choose not to pay for it?
  92. By having the insurance companies paying for condoms and vasectomies,
  93. we can prevent more EST.
  94. It is an unintended pregnancies that by pain just for
  95. birth controls.
  96. Thank you so much