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Certain seizure medications, HIV treatments, antibiotics or herbal supplements can make your oral contraception less effective
Birth control pills with estrogen are best for fighting hormonal acne
Some birth control can hide perimenopausal symptoms
No, most hormonal birth control doesn’t affect your future fertility
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It’s a nonhormonal, long-lasting and highly effective contraception
They’re reusable and more cost-effective than pads and tampons
Most birth control methods are already out of your system in a few days
Here’s what experts say about how the two are related
Keeping a steady level of hormones is key in preventing a period
There are many highly effective pregnancy prevention methods to choose from
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