Contraceptive Implant: How It Works, Benefits, and Bleeding
A contraceptive implant is a small progestin-releasing rod placed under the skin that provides highly effective, long-term, reversible pregnancy prevention.
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.
Hormonal IUD: How It Works, Benefits, Bleeding, and Safety
A hormonal IUD is a long-acting contraceptive placed inside the uterus that releases progestin and can also make periods lighter or stop them.
Implant: Meaning, Effectiveness, Side Effects, and Contraceptive Use
A contraceptive implant is a small hormonal rod placed beneath the skin of the arm to prevent pregnancy for several years.