Medicines that Interfere with Birth Control Pills
So far, the only antibiotic that studies show interferes with birth control is rifampin (Rifadin), a drug used to treat tuberculosis. Apart from ri...
Read moreSo far, the only antibiotic that studies show interferes with birth control is rifampin (Rifadin), a drug used to treat tuberculosis. Apart from ri...
Read moreNearly 4.5 million women in the U.S. use an intrauterine device (IUD) for birth control. Expect to have period-like cramps for the first few days a...
Read moreThey may use a thin, lighted scope to look inside your vagina and uterus to remove the IUD. IUD removal takes only a few minutes. You'll have some ...
Read moreAn intrauterine device (IUD) is a form of birth control that your doctor places inside your uterus. Once the IUD is in place, the arms will release...
Read moreTake your first pill the day you get your period. This is an option if your doctor confirmed that you’re not already pregnant (although a pregnancy...
Read moreIf you get pregnant while using an IUD, the doctor will probably try to remove the device. Sometimes your uterus gets too big to get the IUD out. I...
Read moreBut if you forget to take any of the last 7 (or last 4 of a 4-pill placebo pack or last 2 of a 2-pill placebo pack) out of the 28 day pills, you wi...
Read moreLike other forms of birth control, emergency contraception stops you from getting pregnant. Hormone-based emergency contraception pills. Levonorges...
Read moreThe doctor closes your fallopian tubes so sperm and eggs can’t meet. In an outpatient procedure, your doctor cuts and seals the tubes that carry sp...
Read moreThis cup-shaped device is a “barrier method” of birth control for women. The shield has a valve on it that creates suction when you insert it, to h...
Read moreAnd all carry the potential for breakthrough bleeding, the unpredictable bleeding between your periods. To stop your period, you’d start a new pack...
Read moreBirth control, like sterilization, is a way for men and women to prevent pregnancy. Male condoms provide the best protection from most STDs. A vase...
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