Contraception
Lybrel (the "no period" birth control pill): Is it safe?
Lybrel (the "no period" birth control pill): Is it safe?
vote now: Yes or No - (view results)
Yes
There are, to my knowledge, four "no-period" birth control pills on the market in the US:
Seasonale,
No
"Safe" is a relative term. The pill is safe in what way? If meaning relative to other birth control
Contraception
Side effects of getting a vasectomy
A vasectomy is a procedure that is performed on males as a method to prevent the sperms from reaching the ejaculatory fluid or the
Contraception
Birth control pill facts: Aviane
Aviane is an oral contraception pill which contains a combination of female hormones that work together to prevent the release of
Contraception
Searching for the best birth control method
by Jean Sumner
What Kind of Birth Control is Best?
The birth control pill became available in the early 1960's and since that time "the pill" has
145 Article Titles on Contraception
- Study: Birth control shots linked to breast cancer (1 article)
- No coercion, no authoritarians: A look at reproductive liberty and unconstrained access to family planning and contraception as a way to sustainable development (3 articles)
- Intrauterine devices (IUD): How the Mirena coil works (2 articles)
- An overview of the different types of birth control (1 article)
- A look at contraceptive failure rates (2 articles)
- An overview of the different types of birth control (2 articles)
- Contraceptive pill for men on the horizon (1 article)
- Reasons natural family planning abstinence fails (3 articles)
- Side effects associated with birth control methods (1 article)
- What is the effect on fertility of the morning after pill? (1 article)
- Birth control pill facts: Tri-Sprintec (3 articles)
- Side effects of Balziva (2 articles)
- Birth control pill facts: Balziva (1 article)
- Potential risks of spermicide use (1 article)
- How to choose which birth control option is best (1 article)
- How to respond to a man's excuses for not wanting to wear a condom (2 articles)
- Unreliable forms of birth control (1 article)
- Birth control pill facts: Aviane (2 articles)
- Side effects of Cryselle (2 articles)
- Side effects of Gianvi (1 article)
- Birth control pill facts: Gianvi (1 article)
- Birth control pill facts: Cryselle (1 article)
- Most reliable forms of contraception (1 article)
- Different types of birth control (3 articles)
- Transdermal skin contraceptive as an alternative to the pill and patch (1 article)
- Side effects and positive effects of using contraceptive pills (1 article)
- Why men and women should be equally responsible for using contraception (3 articles)
- What is tubal sterilization? (2 articles)
- Reasons to not drink alcohol after taking the morning after pill (2 articles)
- Possible causes of spotting and cramping while pregnant (1 article)
- Side effects of getting your tubes tied (1 article)
- How to take the morning after pill (1 article)
- Where to get the morning after pill (1 article)
- Benefits and contraindications of intrauterine devices (IUDs) for birth control (1 article)
- Comparing side effects and risks of the intrauterine devices Mirena and Paragard (1 article)
- How is sterilization done? (2 articles)
- Mirena IUD disadvantages (3 articles)
- How is a vasectomy done? (3 articles)
- What is the vaginal contraceptive ring? (2 articles)
- Different methods of temporary abstinence (1 article)
- History of birth control (1 article)
- Reasons to avoid getting a vasectomy (1 article)
- Difference between Yaz and Ocella (1 article)
- Where to get emergency contraception (1 article)
- Catholic church's view on contraception (1 article)
- Emotional effects of getting your tubes tied (1 article)
- Most reliable forms of birth control (1 article)
- Types of contraception (1 article)
- Side effects of emegency contraception (1 article)
- Can a man be trusted to use male contraception? (4 articles)
