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Check out 12 birth control options right here
But what's even out there?
The Pill
Widely used method. Easy-to-swallow pill that prevents conception.But there's a catch...
The Pill
Remember to take it at the same time every day, even on days you don’t have sex.
The Patch
Applied weekly. Can be worn during exercise, bathing, and other daily activities.But there's a downside...
The Patch
You have to be OK with a visible birth control. And wondering how well it’s going to stick.
Implant
One-time procedure, inserted by doctor or nurse. Works up to 3 years.On the other hand...
Implant
You’ve gotta feel comfortable living with a rod under your skin for a few years.
The Shot
One injection prevents your ovaries from releasing eggs for about 12 weeks.But watch out...
The Shot
Gotta go to the doctor for every shot. And go on time, every 3 months, without fail.
Condoms
A must if you worry about STIs. No prescription needed. Works best when used perfectly.But, as you probably know...
Condoms
Can be an awkward experience because you have to use it “in the moment”—a new one every time.
Vaginal Ring
A flexible ring inserted in your vagina. Needs to be inserted just once a month.But not everyone finds it comfortable…
Vaginal Ring
You have to feel okay about putting a foreign object into your vagina.
Diaphragm
A silicone cup you put inside your vagina. Covers the cervix to keep sperm out of your uterus.But here's the watch-out...
Diaphragm
Use with spermicide. And it must remain in your vagina for at least 6 hours after sex.
IUD
Device inserted in the uterus by a doctor. Once it’s in, you can’t feel it. Effective 3-10 years.But not everyone loves it...
IUD
You may need to reach inside and check the strings.
Sponge
Plastic foam disk that covers the cervix. Contains spermicide to kill sperm before it reaches the egg.You should also know...
Sponge
Before sex, moisten completely to activate. After sex, leave in for at least 6 hours.
Withdrawal
No prescription, nothing to buy. Your partner just pulls out before ejaculating.But it's not always easy
Withdrawal
Requires discipline & practice. You need to trust your partner to withdraw...at the height of pleasure.
Fertility Awareness
Pay super-close attention to your body every day to know when you are likely to conceive.But it's not all that...
Fertility Awareness
Difficult to get right. 25% chance of conception. During fertile times, use another method.
Cervical Cap
A silicone cup that has to be fitted by a doctor. Must be used with spermicide.And keep in mind...
Cervical Cap
Size matters. Get re-fitted if you gain weight, lose weight, or have a baby.
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