What are all the birth control options?

Let’s face it: when it comes to doing the deed, there is always a risk of fertilization. Even though some might say “it’ll never happen to me”, just like that one stick shift driving buddy who can’t stop stalling, sometimes things happen in ways we really didn’t intend.

The good news is that no matter what your situation or preference, there are quite a few options available for birth control nowadays! Here’s a comprehensive list with pros and cons of each option.

The Hormonal Options

Birth Control Pills

Ah yes, the classic. These little pills come packed full of hormones (usually progesterone and estrogen) which help prevent ovulation from occurring by sending signals to your body not to release any eggs inside those ovaries! It’s like Easy Mode for avoiding pregnancy – so long as you remember take them every day at the same time (if not- well)- most people don’t have issues using them effectively.

Pros:
– Easy to use
– Can be used continuously for convenience
– Assists in managing acne breakouts
– Reduces cramping and flow during menstruation

Cons:
– Requires daily discipline
– Cancer risks involved especially if taken over extended periods.

Pros Cons
Birth Control Pill Easy To Use
Can be Taken Continuously For Convenience
Regulates Menstrual Periods And Helps Manage Acne Break Out
Requires Daily Discipline With No Room For Error Possibly Leading To Ineffectiveness.
Cancer Risks Especially If Taken For Long Periods

Birth Control Patch

A lot like the pill, this option involves sticking a of patch loaded with estrogen and progesterone goodness onto your skin. The difference is that it only needs to be changed once a week, which tends to help cut down on the opportunity for human error. However, you wear this sticky thing all over your body for an entire week…so good luck changing clothes– also try partying Central America style in those things …

Pros:
– Easy to use and sometimes forgotten about meaning fewer chances of missing doses.
– More convenient compared to pills

Cons:
– Pregnancy risks still exist especially when First being used

Pros Feeling Lazy? Just Stick A Patch Once Weekly Means Fewer Chances Of Missing Doses.
Less Chance Of Error Compared To Other Hormonal Options.
Cons
Pregnancy Risks Still Exist
Allergies due bandage Adhesive (well I mean more rashes)

Vaginal Ring

If consistently taking birth control pills or wearing patches has been difficult then there’s hope yet! The vaginal ring can be inserted inside you – similar process as using tampons / condoms.From there it will release hormones preventing unwanted pregnancy, no effort needed on your part for 3 weeks! Just one of the options that makes people wish they could use it without having to explain in too much detail what it is to their partner.

Pros:
– No need to remember taking birth control pills daily
– Offers hormone balancing

Cons:
– Discomfort or pressure might be experienced during sex – which leads us straight down a whole other topic

Pros Cons
No Need To Trouble Your Memory About Taking A Pill Daily
Hormone Balancing.
Some Pressure Or Irritation Could Occur During Sex

Birth Control Injection

Another option is a shot (injection) usually taken at intervals of three months apart these have been said to work just as effectively as any hormonal contraceptive pill .

Pros:
– Once every Three Months? Would Anyone Skip That?

Depo Shot Available Every Three Months Is Convenient And Highly Effective. Sometimes People Forget What Works Best For Them, But Not With These Options”.

                                            </sub></i></td>

Cons:
– Chances of irregular bleeding could occur intermittently especially within the first twelve months

Pros Cons
Generally Effective And Convenient
Just One Shot Every Three Months.
Irregular Bleeding Sometimes Occurs Especially In The First Twelve Months

Non-hormonal Options

Copper IUD

Here is an option that involves using a long-lasting (up to 10 years!) contraceptive device made out of copper (no, not pennies) which goes inside your uterus. Being non hormonal it’s a great choice for people looking to avoid pills and other hormone-packed options. Talk about low maintenance!

Pros:
– Longer Lasting Birth Control (yay less trips to the drugstore)
– No Hormones !

“No Strings Attached? How About No Wires?”.

  • This Option Is Suitable For Anyone Who Wants Something That Works Without Sacrificing Convenience”
  • . Pros Longer-Lasting – 10 Year Life Spam
    No Hormone Side Effects Cons No Protection Against Sexual transmitted disease(STDs)
    Risk Of Uterine Perforation And Cramping.

    ### Diaphragm
    Now, here’s an entirely different sort of birth control option involving a flexible cup that is inserted into the vagina and placed over your cervix- sounds like it just any other internal exam! It maybe little old school in its technological advancement but its effectiveness shouldn’t be ignored as people have successfully used one since the 1800s.

    Pros:
    – Limited hormonal interference means fewer side-effects
    – Very low cost especially when compare to new age options!

    “Shoot For The Stars With This Anchored In Solution”.
    Loading……”>

    Ah now for Some Old School Lovers….”

    Regular Use Consistency Crucial
    Potential Risk Of infection (If Not Inserted Correctly) Oval Section Where Content Goes No More Than Four Words As My Last Name Ain’t Shakespeare!!

    You Are In Control of Your Hormones, Low Hormonal Interference
    Low Costs Compare To Other Choices.
    Require Consistent and Proper Use to Be Effective.
    Risk Of Infections Make You Double Check Insertion Accuracy. .

    ### Cervical Cap
    This option involves covering your cervix with a silicone rubber cap which prevents any fertilization from ever taking place- looks like just quite a bit of effort for short term use though.

    Pros:
    – No hormones or interference
    – Approved by the FDA

    Cons:
    – Requires professional fitting – Again, more work

    Consistency Is Key But With Something Approved By The FDA- It’s Worth Considering
    Pros Cons

    “Silicone Cap Is A Lot Like Any Fashion Accessory Except It Covers While Being Imperceptible And Essential”.

    

    Pros No hormone side effects, Made up of Silicone Material
    Approved By F.D.A.
    Cons Fitting Requires Help To Ensure the Right Size And Best Results.
    Potential Risk to STDs.

    ## Barrier Methods

    ### Condoms
    When it comes down to having safe sex or even just feeling secure, condoms have always been a good timeless choice. Just slip one over your biological flagpole and enter into any pleasure-driven activity without any troubles lingering in your mind!

    Pros:
    – Can also shield against various Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) making them multifunctional!
    – Cost-effective considering medications and other materials are not needed

    Cons:
    – Sometimes things like outside debris could cause breaks ,
    especially during rough use – but let’s keep this fun!

    “Think Safe-Sex? Think Pleasure Regardless!”
    Pros
     
    CONSèi

    Pros STD Protection
    Low Cost Option.
    Cons Risk Of Breakage with Rough Use Or Contact With Debris. Could Become Tight And Uncomfortable For Males.

    ### Spermicides
    While not the most effective way to prevent unwanted fertilization, using spermicides alongside other birth control methods (ie- condoms), can be a good extra for those who really don’t want to have any surprise visits on that stork!

    Pros:
    – Can increase effectiveness when combined with other contraceptives< - Non-invasive Cons: -Relying only on Spermicide is highly not advisable

    Sometimes Bi or Even Tri Is Good In Contraceptive Experiences”
    .

    “Can Increase Effectiveness When Combined With Other Contraceptives.”

    ░░░

    PROS :
    CONS : Not Highly Recommended As A Standalone Option.
    Suspected Increased STI Transmission.

    ### Cervical Shield
    Think reverse cap in this case now. Here a silicone cup is planted on top of the cervix (instead of covering it)preventing any entry by these some unwanted spermatozoon while also blocking TTCs from passing through as well.

    Pros:
    – Long lasting – reusable for up to two years!
    – Hormonal Interference zero

    Cons:
    – Not much wider popular except among specific groups

    “Just Like Cupping Your Ear, But Instead-it’s Single Function”

    “Reusable, Durable And Essential.”
    ,

    PROS: CONS :
    CONVERTIBLE LOL: : Limited Use Amongst The General Population Due To Its Nature Which Makes It More Unpopular.
    Heavy Bleeding And Cramping First Year Of Use.

    ### Sponge
    Another option for non-invasive contraceptive method, the sponge is a small circular object that blocks the sperm from moving across while also delaying its movement.To make things even better – if it may fit you perfectly- could be reused in this way up to decades!

    Pros:
    – Minimalistic design means no one will know you’re using it!
    – No hormonal interference

    Cons:
    -Sponge has been observed to increase risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome among some users

    <%-- Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. --%>

    “Update Your Fairytale To Include Health-Conscious Choices.”

    PROS :

    Non-Invasive Design
    No Hormonal Side Effects.

    CONS  ; Risk For Developing Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS)
    Less Effective If Used Improperly.

    ## Permanent Methods
    While there are quite a few permanent ways around to prevent pregnancy, all come along with a degree of commitment so it’s important that any decision you make in this regard is fully considered before the procedure begins.

    ### Vasectomy
    This permanent option for males involves making changes to

    Random Posts