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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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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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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Whether or not smoking changes the effectiveness or risks of the...
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How vaping could affect hormonal birth...
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Your university health clinic may not have birth control pills in the clinic itself. But, you can make an appointment with a doctor or nurse at the clinic and ask them to write you a prescription...
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Sometimes it can be hard to talk about safer sex, birth control, and STIs (also known as STDs). But, being honest and upfront and talking to your partner can help make it easier. Safer sex can...
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You can visit a nurse or a doctor for a prescription of the birth control pill, patch, injection, IUD, or vaginal ring. If you're under 25, we recommend going to the walk-in hours of Head &...
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This detailed resource gives a chart showing the best ways for switching from any current birth control method to another, including the pill, ring, patch, implant, and shot as well as...
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