Which of the following contraceptive methods does not require male partner’s cooperation?

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Vasectomy

Oral pills

Coitus interruptus

Periodic abstinence

answer is D.

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Oral pills do not require male partner’s cooperation. Only the woman must take pills at regular intervals.
Coitus interruptus, also known as the ‘withdrawal method,’ involves a male partner pulling out penis before ejaculating during sexual intercourse. This method does require male partner's cooperation.
Periodic abstinence, also known as the ‘rhythm method,’ involves avoiding sexual intercourse during times when a person is most likely to get pregnant. This method also requires male partner's cooperation.
A vasectomy involves the cutting and sealing of the vasa differentia of the male reproductive system and hence requires the voluntary participation of the male partner.

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