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Teen Birth Control
Video Description: Connie from Wyoming says her 16-year-old daughter has been taking birth control pills for over two years. She is worried that being young and taking the pill may affect her daughter's chances of becoming pregnant when she's ready. OB/GYN Dr. Lisa weighs in. Related Article Subjects: teen birth control, birth control, birth control pill, contraceptives, Oral contraceptives, preventing pregnancy, reproductive health, teen pregnancy, teen sex, the doctors, the Pillteen birth control
The Pill and Weight Gain
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Birth Control Pills and Nursing
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When Should You Stop Taking Birth Control Pills
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Smoking and Birth Control Pills
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Prescription Birth Control - The Pill
Oral contraception, or the Pill, is the birth control method preferred by over 12 million American women! Why is it so... Birth Control PillsBirth Control PillsBy: bever | 03/11/2009 | HealthBirth control pills contain hormones like estrogen and progesterone. They are also known as oral contraceptives. Contraceptives Birth ControlBy: rosy | 10/11/2008 | Alternative MedicineIn many cases it is true that oral contraceptives can clear up acne, but this isn't true in all cases. Choosing to use oral contraceptives is a decision that must be made carefully, because there is certain side affects associated with birth control pills. With that said, however, the FDA has even approved some brands of oral contraceptives, to be used in the treatment of acne. History of Birth Control PillBy: Godwin Clotton | 07/08/2007 | Women's IssuesBirth control pill is the most popular method of contraceptive world wide. Today many birth control pills like Yasmin, Lybrel, Alesse and many others manufactured by different pharmaceutical companies are available in the market. The reason for their popularity is ‘convenience’, unlike sterilization, birth control pills are not permanent; it is for temporary use i.e. they can be taken till the time a women is not ready to start a family and can also be used for proper family planning. Common Side Effects of Using Birth Control PillsBy: Janet Martin | 07/09/2008 | Women's HealthThe Pill is considered as one of the most popular types of contraceptive. But before you use it, you need to know what its side effects are. The Knowledge Of Contraceptives Is ImportantBy: Esteri Maina | 06/03/2009 | Women's HealthTo some women, use of contraceptives comes first in their minds after their wedding nights on learning later that they actually conceived. Babies are great gifts from God, but many couples do not appreciate them when they come unexpectedly especially on the part of the woman. Types of Birth ControlBy: Barney Garcia | 14/05/2006 | HealthBirth control, also known as contraceptives, is a term used to describe ways in which to avoid becoming pregnant. There are many types of birth control, some made for women and some for men. It is important to study your options before you decide which method is best for you. Ways of Birth Control After PregnancyBy: Apurva Shree | 14/07/2007 | HealthPracticing birth control immediately after your pregnancy period is a good idea if you want to lead a healthy life and have a happy family. It is important that you continue being on the alert once your pregnancy gets over. Birth Control needs and methods for today’s womenBy: Gabe | 23/09/2009 | Women's HealthWith the rapid growth of the population in the world as well as the increased sense in general awareness for HIV/AIDS, has forced to think on birth control methods. The current world’s population is estimated to be around 6.4 billion with annual growth of 76 million and hence, it is estimated to reach 9 billion by year 2050.
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