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Birth Control Pills and Nursing
Video Description: Is it safe to take birth control pills such as the mini-pill or the combined pill while nursing? Find out more in this video. Related Article Subjects: Birth Control Pills and Nursing, birth control, birth control pills, breastfeeding, nursing, the Pill, tv360Birth Control Pills and Nursing
The Pill and Weight Gain
Is it true that women gain weight if they take birth control pills? Find out more in this...
When Should You Stop Taking Birth Control Pills
When should you stop taking oral contraceptives such as the birth control pill? Dr. Petra Casey, MD Obstetrics and Gynecology at Mayo Clinic,...
Smoking and Birth Control Pills
Find out about the risks associated with smoking and taking birth control...
Birth Control Pills and Depression
Find out about possible correlations between the birth control pill and depression and modd swings in...
Teen Birth Control
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...
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... Different Methods of Birth ControlBy: Apurva Shree | 18/02/2008 | PregnancyHaving a child is a big adjustment in a woman’s life. 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. Birth ControlBy: Antony Brennan | 11/09/2009 | Women's HealthWhat is birth control?Birth control refers to any activity, medication, or equipment used to prevent pregnancy. There are many types of birth control available for women who do not wish to become pregnant. The decision on which method is right for you should be made with your physician, as well as with your partner.Birth control methods work in different ways to prevent pregnancy, including the following:-creating a barrier that blocks sperm from... Birth Control Needs, Methods and Information Available for Today’s WomenBy: Linda Crowford | 09/07/2006 | MedicineKnow the need, history and types of birth control pills available to prevent unplanned pregnancy Low Dose Birth Control PillsBy: sandeep | 14/05/2009 | MedicineReduce side effects of birth control pills (applause in the gallery!) Led to the reduction in the amount of synthetic hormones, estrogen and progestin, which contained and the development of "new generation" low-dose birth control pills. "Low dose" does not make much sense to you if you do not know what this term refers to what the information below can help. Birth Control While BreastfeedingBy: Lilith Mill | 11/12/2006 | Women's IssuesCan a woman get pregnant when she's nursing? How can you prevent pregnancy and not harm the baby? Here are the facts that nursing and expecting mothers need to know. A woman can get pregnant when she is nursing. If you want to prevent pregnancy while nursing, you have a few... Stop Breastfeeding GraduallyBy: Apurva Shree | 14/07/2007 | HealthOpinions vary throughout the world regarding when to stop breastfeeding. Different cultures and customs fix different times for weaning away the babies from breastfeeding and even different women have their own ideas regarding this matter. WHO advises mothers worldwide to keep on nursing their babies for at least two years but it should really be the decision of the mother and her ability to feed.
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