Women in Greek and Roman times attempted to prevent pregnancy by

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Placing absorbent material, such as wool soaked in vinegar, was a common method of contraception in ancient Greece and Rome. This was done to create a physical barrier between the sperm and the cervix. Other methods such as the rhythm method and douching were also used, but were less effective. Ingesting herbal medicines was also a common practice, but their effectiveness is unclear.

Women in Greek and Roman Times Attempted to Prevent Pregnancy