A barrier method of contraception involving a rubber ring with thin rubber in the middle that fits over the cervix and blocks sperm. Jelly has a chemical that kills sperm and is most effective if a full applicator is inserted once the diaphragm is in place.
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Diaphragm and jelly
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Dihydrotestosterone
An androgenic hormone made from testosterone that changes soft silky pale hair on the face and body into coarse dark hair, makes more secretions from oil glands and causes loss of head hair or alopecia.
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