A contraceptive that permanently prevents transport of the sperm or egg to the site of conception is a
A)surgical method.
B)hormonal method.
C)barrier method.
D)natural method.

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A surgical method such as tubal ligation or vasectomy permanently prevents transport of the sperm or egg to the site of conception. Hormonal methods such as the pill or patch prevent pregnancy by altering hormonal levels, but do not permanently prevent transport of the sperm or egg. Barrier methods such as condoms or diaphragms create a physical barrier to prevent sperm from reaching the egg, but are not permanent. Natural methods such as fertility awareness involve tracking ovulation and avoiding intercourse during fertile periods, but also do not permanently prevent transport of the sperm or egg.

A Contraceptive That Permanently Prevents Transport of the Sperm or Egg