Male Contraceptive Pill

Just because ( in the future) a male contraceptive pill might be released, doesnt mean that men would use it. Men may believe that taking a contraceptive pill could be seen as a feminisation of masculinity, women partners of men might believe that men asa gender are too forgetful to be trusted with regular contraception. Go here to look at the findings of Dr Susan Walker , Senior lecturer in Sexual Health , Anglia Ruskin University in her sociological study on male use of a contraceptive pill.

futuristic male contraception

Maybe in the future While a man drops his electric car off for a quick charge, he also pops into the doctor's office for a recharge of his own: 15 minutes of ultrasound treatment, for 6 months of contraception.

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Male Contraceptive

I found this on the World Heath Organisation website 'Sex and Reproductive Health' section

"The June 2009 issue of the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism includes the report of the results of a Phase III efficacy and safety trial of a long-acting androgen for male contraception. This multicentre study was supported by RHR/HRP to assess the potential of monthly injections of testosterone undecanoate to provide an effective, safe and reversible contraceptive method for men"

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