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Tag: birth control
Does Taking Multiple Birth Control Pills at Once Work the Same as the Morning-After Pill?
An Ob/Gyn explains the method of emergency contraception called the Yuzpe regimen, which involves taking a higher dose of regular birth control pills.
Does Going on Birth Control Make You Gain Weight?
Studies have not found that birth control is associated with weight gain — with one exception. An Ob/Gyn explains.
Is a Birth Control Implant Right for You?
Birth control implants are an appealing option for women who want long-lasting, low-maintenance birth control. Find out whether the implant is the right method for you.
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Should You Wait to Get Pregnant After Stopping the Pill?
Is there a window of time that you should wait to conceive after you’ve stopped taking birth control? An Ob/Gyn clears up the rumor.
6 Things That Can Happen When You Stop Taking The Pill
Whatever your reasons are for coming off the pill, you’re bound to experience a few hormonal and bodily changes as you return to your natural cycle. Not sure what to expect or be aware of? An Ob/Gyn offers some advice.
How to Pick the Birth Control Method That’s Right for You
You’ve got lots of birth control options at your disposal, but how do you decide which is right for you? We give you the lowdown on the pros and cons of the best contraceptives.
What You Should Know About the Morning-After Pill
An Ob/Gyn answers common questions about emergency contraceptives, including how the copper IUD works and the morning after pill weight limit.
Yes, Your Birth Control Could Make You More Likely to Have a Blood Clot
Taking the birth control pill raises a woman’s risk of developing a blood clot by two to four times. But, as a vascular internist explains, that the risk is still relatively low. Here’s what you need to know.
Can I Use an App as Birth Control?
Are ovulation calculator and period tracker apps reliable as contraceptives? A gynecologist explains the challenges of apps based on fertility awareness methods.
