The estrogen and progestin hormones are included in the birth control patch, a contraception. The patch is worn to prevent pregnancy. You apply a tiny patch to your skin once every week for three weeks, wearing it for 21 days. You don’t use a patch during the fourth week, allowing menstrual flow. Similar to combination […]
An effective long-term implantable birth control option is contraceptive implants. They are also known as LARCs or long-acting reversible contraceptives. A flexible plastic rod the size of a matchstick called a contraceptive implant is inserted beneath the skin of the upper arm. The implant releases the progestin hormone in little, regular doses. Progesterone delays ovulation, […]
When used regularly every day, birth control pills have a 99% success rate in avoiding pregnancy. The hormones in the pill control menstruation, lessen PMS symptoms, reduce the risk of ovarian and uterine cancer, cure endometriosis, and improve acne. What is a pills for birth control? Hormones are used by the birth control pill and […]