What is the best birth control if some one wants to get pregnant in the future?
917062
The best option is to research your options. The best site would be plannedparenthood.com. \nIf you are looking to become pregnant in the next year I would reccomend condoms + spermacide/foam.\nIf you are willing to wait longer than one year I would recomend speaking with your gyn and asking him/her about your options for perscription birth control.\nIf you are on the pill/patch/ring, you should wait at least 3 months after quiting the method before becoming pregnant, due to the effect that these methods have on your uterine lining (they make it decrease each month, so you need some time to build it back up).
508005
Try Materna...something with lots of vitamins and folic acid (for folicing).\nBecause you asked and that vitamins sort of enhances your chance to conceive.
555363
lol..the only birth control that is 100% effective is castration and hysterectomies!\n\n:-)
989272
Yes, call Metforin or something simular. Its used by couples trying to get pregnant. If you are not trying to get pregnant, birth control pills are a good treatment.
471487
The pill in only 99 percent effective so there is always a very slim chance, don't take antibiotics ant he same time, that's how I fell pregnant with my first, as the counteract the effects of the pill.\n\nHowever, if you are taking the pill the way the doctor or nurse told you to and haven't missed and then you should be fine, the pill is the best contraceptive in my opinion.
969449
As long as you take you medication at the same time everyday you will be ok but just remember birth control is only 99.9% accurate, which means there is still that slight chance of getting pregnant. I've been on the pill for almost a month now an ive had sexual intercourse and ive been fine.
726871
Thats not how most birth control works. The most widely used birth control uses hormones to trick a womans body into thinking it is already pregnant. Thus it prevents ovulation. Because the body does not ovulate during pregnancy. So the answer is most definately no. no way
291980
The best time to get pregnant is between 10 and 14 days after the first day of your period. Therefore, the "safe" period would be considered beyond 14 or 15 days after the first day of your period and the closer you get to your start date in the next month the more likely you are to get pregnant. \n\nIt would be best to use a condom or the pill. Even though there's suppose to be a "safe" period that you won't get pregnant, I've known plenty of people that used this method and ended up with babies. If you don't want a baby right now, don't take the risk. Use SOME form of contraception...anything....a sandwich bag if you have to but don't put yourself at risk for an unwanted pregnancy OR an STD.
183224
use protection- ie. condoms. or if you've already have had sex without using protection, go to your nearest pharmacy and ask for emergency contraception, they will give you two pills that you have to take, which will stop you from becoming pregnant.
626462
Why dont you try Seasonale. It is a new type of birth control pill that allows a woman to only have 4 periods a year. For more information speak to your OB/GYN and look at the oral contraceptive's web site. \n\nhttp://www.seasonale.com/
496500
ABSTINENCE IS THE ONLY 100% EFFECTIVE METHOD IN PREVENTING PREGNANCY. if you are on birth control you can STILL GET PREGNANT. if you read the label it says it is not 100% effective. you need to talk to your doctor and also read up on STD's because its not worth the risk.
250955
USE BIRTHCONTROL NO MATTER WHAT.\nCONDOMS!
755890
The "Today" sponge is the best around because it can be inserted 12-24 hours before intercourse.  It must be kept in six hours afterward to be completely effective. Get the sponge wet before inserting. \n\n8-32% of women will get pregnant using this form of birth control and those who've had a vaginal birth already, are even more likely to get pregnant using this method.\n\nThis sponge was taken off the market in 1983 due to plant water contamination. The FDA approved in 2003 to be sold again.\n\n"Elaine Venice" of Seinfeld swore by this method.
882898
Don't believe everything you hear, this is just not possible, green tea is even good for your health and has nothing to do with birth control pills..☺
842013
A woman get technically get pregnant at any time.  So always be careful. It scares me that people ask questions like this.
522754
You need to use birth control.
312015
BEST way to prevent pregnancy = don't have sex (abstinence)!\nHowever, if you do have sex:  \n1.Condom together with spermacide = best protection from STD's and prevents pregnancy, too\n2.Birth control pill - for woman (most effective)\n3.Vaginal ring - inserted into woman and stays there for three weeks (very effective, but some men complain they can feel it)\n4.DepoProvera Shot - given to woman (many bad side effects)\n5.New evidence shows the patch is not good\n6.Diaphragm - inserted into woman just prior to intercourse\n\nCondom is the only way to protect from STD's!