Non-Hormonal Contraceptive Device with Multiple Uses: Increases The Effectiveness of Fertility Awareness Methods and Controls Stress Incontinence

Authors

  • Shihata Alfred Scripps Institution of Medicine and Science San Diego, CA, USA Address: 14058 Mira Montana Drive, Del Mar CA 92014; USA. Author
  • Brody Steven A Scripps Institution of Medicine and Science San Diego, CA, USA Address: 14058 Mira Montana Drive, Del Mar CA 92014; USA Author
  • Linderoth Birgit Scripps Institution of Medicine and Science San Diego, CA, USA Address: 14058 Mira Montana Drive, Del Mar CA 92014; USA Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47363/JJCMR/2021(1)108

Keywords:

Spontaneity of intercourse, Allergic reaction, The Fertility Awareness

Abstract

This article addresses three unmet women’s reproductive health needs, and how the FemCap can fulfill these needs. The FemCap is an FDA-approved, non-hormonal contraceptive device that can accommodate some deficient areas of women’s health: 1. A scarcity of hormone-free contraceptive methods. 2. Enhancement of fertility awareness method that is infrequently used but is the safest method. 3. Help Millions of women who suffer silently from stress urinary incontinence. The FemCap blocks sperm from entering the cervix. It is time-tested to be safe and effective for contraception. Using the FemCap directly at the cervix, it can collect the fertile cervical mucus without mixing it with any other vaginal fluid. Current pessaries used to treat stress urinary incontinence (SUI) have significant drawbacks, including displacement, erosion, ulceration, of the vagina and urethral blockage. The rim of the FemCap performs the same function as the ring pessary by supporting the bladder neck. The outward flared brim restores the urethra and vaginal anatomy. At the same time, the bowl of the FemCap keep the cervix from prolapsing further. The FemCap is a long-established barrier method of contraception, and pilot studies results show it can improve fertility awareness methods and manage Stress Urinary Incontinence. It would be ideal and cost-effective to have a single reusable device with several functions for contraceptives, increasing the acceptability and effectiveness of fertility awareness methods, and stress urinary incontinence control. The FemCap would be an ideal alternative to the condom.

Author Biographies

  • Shihata Alfred, Scripps Institution of Medicine and Science San Diego, CA, USA Address: 14058 Mira Montana Drive, Del Mar CA 92014; USA.

    Shihata Alfred, Scripps Institution of Medicine and Science San Diego, CA, USA Address: 14058 Mira Montana Drive, Del Mar CA 92014; USA.

  • Brody Steven A, Scripps Institution of Medicine and Science San Diego, CA, USA Address: 14058 Mira Montana Drive, Del Mar CA 92014; USA

    Brody Steven A,Scripps Institution of Medicine and Science San Diego, CA, USA Address: 14058 Mira Montana Drive, Del Mar CA 92014; USA

  • Linderoth Birgit, Scripps Institution of Medicine and Science San Diego, CA, USA Address: 14058 Mira Montana Drive, Del Mar CA 92014; USA

    Linderoth Birgit, Scripps Institution of Medicine and Science San Diego, CA, USA Address: 14058 Mira Montana Drive, Del Mar CA 92014; USA

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Published

2021-06-16