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Picking the Mini-Pill
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Birth Control Methods and Libido
Are there any birth control methods that decrease your libido and negatively impact your sex drive? If so, are there any alternative method of contraception? Find out in this...
Taking Birth Control Pills Consecutively
Is it possible to take birth control pills consecutively, without the withdrawal bleeding break between cycles, and is there any health risk in doing so? Find out in this...
When Should Your Daughter Start Using Birth Control
When is it okay for your daughter to begin using birth control? How should this topic be introduced? 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... Birth Control Pill: the Best Way of Birth ControlBy: Suzanne | 20/04/2007 | Women's IssuesAll women and men should have control over if and when they become parents. Making decisions about birth control, or contraception is not easy – there are many things to think about. 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. The High Blood Pressure Birth Control Pills Link - Fact Or Fiction?By: Paul J Johnson | 11/05/2007 | HealthMany women around the world have chosen to take an oral contraceptive pills, not just as a way to avoid getting pregnant, but also to help moderate periods and even for some to help address other health problems like acne or endometriosis. Whilst they have been proven safe and... 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 Control 101By: Gabe | 22/09/2009 | Women's HealthWe now live in a world where sex is as normal as going out to the movies. Even teenagers as young as fifteen years old are aware of the concept of premarital sex. And chances are, a lot of adolescents aged 15 to 19 are already sexually active. The link between use of birth control and yeast infectionBy: Paige Anne Carter | 09/07/2009 | Women's HealthThe article clarifies if there really is a link between candida infection or yeast infection and the use of birth control. The article also has an overview of candidiasis' usual symptoms. Birth Control Pills Advantages and DisadvantagesBy: Rich jammes | 10/11/2008 | Women's HealthMore than 45 years since the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved "the pill" in 1960; it continues to be the most popular and one of the most effective forms of reversible birth control. Birth Control Pills for Women Over 35 Special ConsiderationsBy: Antonio LeMaire | 20/11/2007 | Women's HealthBirth Control for Women Over 35 Birth Control Pills for Mature Women - Special Considerations
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