Contraception

When to take the morning-after pill?

What’s covered? The morning-after pill or emergency contraception is an emergency method of birth control. It is used to prevent pregnancy when routine methods of birth control have failed, e.g.,...

Natural Contraception Methods

What’s covered? Birth control methods are the procedure used to avoid pregnancy. Natural birth control is a non-hormonal contraception that observes the woman's body and menstrual cycle. It can be...

IUD coils explained

What’s covered? The IUD coils are an excellent alternative contraception method. An intrauterine device, called the 'copper coil', 'copper IUD' or 'the coil', is a pregnancy prevention device. After inserting...

What are the side effects of the morning-after ...

What’s covered? Emergency contraceptive pills can cause mild to moderate side effects. If you are unsure about your contraceptive method failing, what's your next plan? The morning-after pill is used...

Contraceptive Rings Explained

What’s covered? If you have a uterus and prefer to prevent pregnancy, you might consider using a contraceptive vaginal ring. Unlike contraceptive pills, which you must use daily, this method...

What is diaphragm contraceptive?

What’s covered? What is diaphragm contraceptive? What is the idea behind a diaphragm contraceptive? What is a diaphragm contraceptive? How does a vaginal diaphragm work? How to implant and remove...