Reproductive Health for Women
Birth Control
Given the possible side effects, consult a doctor about your health before taking birth control.
An oral contraceptive has side effects, but so does stopping it. Know what to expect.
Don’t let misinformation keep you from finding your best method of contraception.
Copper IUDs may be the cause behind your pain and bloat.
When it comes to birth control, choose the type that's best suited to your lifestyle.
Most contraceptives work preventively, but the morning-after pill gives you more flexibility.
Options can be good but overwhelming. Here's what I found during my birth control search.
If you've thought about getting an IUD but feel a little unsure, here are some considerations.
Getting your 'tubes tied' is an effective and permanent way to prevent pregnancy (but not STIs).
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