what are the forms of birth controls?
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Other forms include IUD - Intra Uterine Device. This has to be fitted by a doctor. \n\nCervical Cap. Again, you have to see a doctor but can insert it yourself.\nHormone ring. Another prescription.\n\nNon prescription, the spermicidal sponge, spermicida creams and jellies.\n\n\nKeep in mind you loose some effectiveness when you use just sponges, jellies, etc.
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Anything over 1000mg a day in pill form.
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go to evening services.\n\nEmergency contraception (EC) (also known as Emergency Birth Control (EBC), the morning-after pill, or postcoital contraception) refers to measures, that if taken after sex may prevent a pregnancy.\n\nForms of EC include:\n\nEmergency contraceptive pill —referred to simply as "emergency contraception," "ECPs," or "ECs", or "morning-after pill" —are hormones that act both to prevent ovulation or fertilisation, or perhaps the subsequent implantation of a fertilised egg (zygote). ECPs are not to be confused with chemical abortion drugs like Mifepristone (formerly RU-486) that act after implantation has occurred. \nIntrauterine devices (IUDs) - usually used as a primary contraception method, but sometimes used as emergency contraception. \nAs opposed to regular methods of contraception, ECs are considered for use in occasional cases only, for example in the event of contraceptive failure. Since they act before implantation, they are considered medically and legally to be forms of contraception. However, some who are anti-abortion define pregnancy as beginning with fertilisation, so they consider EC to be a form of abortion. These claims remain controversial; see Controversy section for more detail.
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1 a month\n2 no, always use a condom with birth control\n3 idk\n4 sometimes
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An alternate birth control method that does not use hormones is called the ParaGard IUD.  Instead of hormones, ParaGard contains copper, which kills sperm.  It  provides protection for 10 years.  ParaGard may lower your risk of developing, endometrial, ovarian, and cervical cancers, though experts aren't sure why.  Also, ParaGard may be used if you're breast feeding or if you can't tolerate side effects from hormonal methods.  The cost is $362.50 plus about $150 for insertion; covered by most insurance.  If you're paying cash, that works out to $51.25 a year.
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Birth control pills are effective after one week.
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The best way to regulate cycles is The Pill.  Talk to you GYN about your options!
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Planned Parenthood is one of the best places to go. They are right up there with the bigitme gynecologist and keep informed about all the perscription medications that may intefere with birth control. Usually all the Planned Parenthood locations have at least one day of the week that you can go in for a full exam for free. If I remember right they also have a deal of asking how much income you have and if you have nothing they will provide all services for free in order to keep as many women as healthy as possible. Check out the web site I have given you it should inform about this sort of stuff.
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Black Cohosh\nDHEA and Pregnenolone\nVitex (Chasteberry)\nHops\nRehmania\nSoy isoflavones\nMotherwort\nVitamin C and E\nCalcium-magnesium-zinc pills
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Birth control pills can help keep your estrogen levels in check.
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use other methods of birth control DUH
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The best way is to make birth control readily available and teach everyone how to use it. It's too late once they're already pregnant.\n\nEdit: You may think that everyone knows about birth control, but they don't. More than half of all abortions are performed on women who were actively using birth control during the month of conception, but clearly using it incorrectly. How about the other half? They didn't have access to it. If everyone had access to birth control and knew how to use it, there wouldn't be abortions, at least not at the rates we have now.
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None really. Start taking folic acid pills instead. These help prevent birth defects. They are at walmart and other locations and are rather cheap
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You need to use birth control.
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Human Growth hormone - they can give it is shots or pill form
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Congratulations. Take it slow, communicate your actions, use K-Y jelly. Use birthcontrol if your not ready to begin having children. Enjoy the night.
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Spermicide is fairly cheap and over the counter but not as effective.  If you have insurance, birth control pills are cheap and one of the most effective.  If you don't have insurance go to planned parenthood and they are pretty cheap.  Although condoms are your only protection against STD's.