Birth Control In Pill
Birth control is a form of pregnancy prevention or family planning in which one can control when you have a child. It has many other health benefits besides preventing pregnancy. Contraception places emphasis on the methods and devices used to stop the sperm from fertilizing the egg. Birth control can come in many forms of contraception such as pills, implants, patches, or shots. IUDs and implants are the most effective form of birth control, but you may choose the pill if it is the best option. In this summary, I am going to discuss birth control in pill form because that is the most common form used by teenagers. Birth control in the pill form is 99% effective when it is used properly. In an average woman’s life, however, it is
only about 91% effective. The more efficient you are at taking the pill, the better it works. Although, there is still a slight chance of getting pregnant even if you use the pill correctly. Whenever you first start taking the pill, it is recommended that you use another version of protection, like condoms, as a backup plan for the first 7 days. Overall, birth control in the pill form is safe for most people, but should not be taken if you are over 35 and a smoker. You should not use multiple birth control pills at once because it can harm your health. Birth control pills are no more than $50 per month, but you could get free or low cost birth control if you have health insurance or visit health clinics. In order to get birth control, you must get a prescription from your doctor. Birth control is very reliable if you use it correctly, but it is not a 100% guarantee of preventing pregnancy. Birth control in the pill form does not protect the user from sexually transmitted diseases. In conclusion, birth control is a broad category that contraception is included in. While birth control refers to all of the procedures to prevent pregnancy, contraception is much more specific to stopping fertilization. Being cautious and aware of the risks of sexual activity before participating in it is a smart choice.
only about 91% effective. The more efficient you are at taking the pill, the better it works. Although, there is still a slight chance of getting pregnant even if you use the pill correctly. Whenever you first start taking the pill, it is recommended that you use another version of protection, like condoms, as a backup plan for the first 7 days. Overall, birth control in the pill form is safe for most people, but should not be taken if you are over 35 and a smoker. You should not use multiple birth control pills at once because it can harm your health. Birth control pills are no more than $50 per month, but you could get free or low cost birth control if you have health insurance or visit health clinics. In order to get birth control, you must get a prescription from your doctor. Birth control is very reliable if you use it correctly, but it is not a 100% guarantee of preventing pregnancy. Birth control in the pill form does not protect the user from sexually transmitted diseases. In conclusion, birth control is a broad category that contraception is included in. While birth control refers to all of the procedures to prevent pregnancy, contraception is much more specific to stopping fertilization. Being cautious and aware of the risks of sexual activity before participating in it is a smart choice.