Figuring out what kind of birth control is right for you can be intimidating. Whether you choose to go with hormonal or non-hormonal methods (or both!) is up to you. Understanding how...
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When it comes to preventing pregnancy, there are lots of options! Figuring out what birth control is best for you can be intimidating. What some people feel comfortable with is not what works for...
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When people talk about "risky" sex, usually they're talking about how likely it is to have consequences you might not want, such as STIs or pregnancy. You might hear terms like "low risk" or "high...
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A pelvic exam is something done by a doctor or nurse. Pelvic exams can be used for STI screening or to get an IUD inserted. But there are other reasons to have one too! It's common to be nervous...
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Stopping or delaying a period is sometimes called menstrual suppression. People sometimes use drugs to stop periods or control their cycles. There are many reasons to want to suppress periods, like...
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After you turn 14, you can get medical care like birth control, STI tests, and abortions without your parents finding out. They're confidential, and you also don't need their permission! This is true...
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A quick introduction to the internal condom, sometimes called the female condom or FC2. It covers what it is, how to use it, and some things to...
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This short article explains the research and the possible risks of using weed and the...
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Many people follow their body's menstrual cycle to know when they have the most chance for pregnancy. They might do this to avoid pregnancy or get pregnant. This is sometimes called using the rhythm...
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An IUD (intrauterine device) is a small, T-shaped device with two threads hanging off the ends. A doctor inserts one in the uterus to prevent pregnancy. An IUD can stay inside the uterus for 3 -...
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