Copper IUD: How It Works, Benefits, Periods, and Safety
A copper IUD is a long-acting, hormone-free contraceptive placed inside the uterus that prevents pregnancy mainly by impairing sperm function.
A copper IUD is a long-acting, hormone-free contraceptive placed inside the uterus that prevents pregnancy mainly by impairing sperm function.
A vaginal ring is a flexible hormonal contraceptive placed inside the vagina that mainly prevents pregnancy by suppressing ovulation.
Family planning helps people decide whether and when to have children through contraception, pregnancy preparation, fertility care, and informed reproductive choices.
Spermicide is a vaginal contraceptive that slows or damages sperm and may be used alone or with condoms, diaphragms, caps, or contraceptive sponges.
Contraception is the use of medicines, devices, procedures, or behaviors to prevent pregnancy and support informed reproductive choices.
A condom is a single-use barrier that helps prevent pregnancy and reduces the transmission of many sexually transmitted infections during sex.